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Context:You attend classes where teachers ask trivia questions.
MSG_0
> You gave the correct answer!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]> You gave the correct answer![n][f 0 4][e]
MSG_00
> Your answer was incorrect...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]> Your answer was incorrect...[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_000
*sigh*
December already?
It's almost the end of the year...
Let's not ruin our last month of the
year together with laziness, okay?
Remember, there's an exam next week.
Though didn't you guys just have
exams...? Time flies.
The material on the exam begins on
page 160, and will include what we
go over in today's lesson.
Which is... the definition of
allotropy.
"The property of some elements to exist
in two or more forms that are chemically
identical, yet physically discrete."
...Get it? I bet there's at least one
allotrope you guys are familiar with.
Let's see if you know what I'm talking
about, .
December already?
It's almost the end of the year...
Let's not ruin our last month of the
year together with laziness, okay?
Remember, there's an exam next week.
Though didn't you guys just have
exams...? Time flies.
The material on the exam begins on
page 160, and will include what we
go over in today's lesson.
Which is... the definition of
allotropy.
"The property of some elements to exist
in two or more forms that are chemically
identical, yet physically discrete."
...Get it? I bet there's at least one
allotrope you guys are familiar with.
Let's see if you know what I'm talking
about, .
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]*sigh*[n]December already?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's almost the end of the year...[n]Let's not ruin our last month of the[n]year together with laziness, okay?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Remember, there's [f 0 2 1]an exam next week[f 0 2 0].[n]Though didn't you guys just have[n]exams...? Time flies.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The material on the exam begins on[n]page 160, and will include what we[n]go over in today's lesson.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Which is... the definition of[n]allotropy.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The property of some elements to exist[n]in two or more forms that are chemically[n]identical, yet physically discrete."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Get it? I bet there's at least one[n]allotrope you guys are familiar with.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's see if you know what I'm talking[n]about, [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_001
Which allotrope is formed by three
oxygen atoms?
oxygen atoms?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Which allotrope is formed by three[n]oxygen atoms?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL002
- "Ozone."
- "Crimson."
- "Dry ice."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Ozone."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Crimson."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Dry ice."[e]
Response to selection: "Ozone."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_003
Wow, good job. I'm sure you'll do
fine on the exam.
Every living being needs oxygen
to survive.
And everything on the planet needs
ozone, too.
You know how toxic UV rays have been
eating away at the ozone layer, right?
Due to the environmental destruction,
there's less and less ozone...
I probably have nothing to worry
about, but you guys might.
So watch out, okay?
fine on the exam.
Every living being needs oxygen
to survive.
And everything on the planet needs
ozone, too.
You know how toxic UV rays have been
eating away at the ozone layer, right?
Due to the environmental destruction,
there's less and less ozone...
I probably have nothing to worry
about, but you guys might.
So watch out, okay?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Wow, good job. I'm sure you'll do[n]fine on the exam.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Every living being needs oxygen[n]to survive.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]And everything on the planet needs[n]ozone, too.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You know how toxic UV rays have been[n]eating away at the ozone layer, right?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Due to the environmental destruction,[n]there's less and less ozone...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I probably have nothing to worry[n]about, but you guys might.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So watch out, okay?[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Crimson."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_004
Wrong. The answer is ozone.
Every living being needs oxygen
to survive.
And everything on the planet needs
ozone, too.
You know how toxic UV rays have been
eating away at the ozone layer, right?
Due to the environmental destruction,
there's less and less ozone...
I probably have nothing to worry
about, but you guys might.
So watch out, okay?
Every living being needs oxygen
to survive.
And everything on the planet needs
ozone, too.
You know how toxic UV rays have been
eating away at the ozone layer, right?
Due to the environmental destruction,
there's less and less ozone...
I probably have nothing to worry
about, but you guys might.
So watch out, okay?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Wrong. The answer is ozone.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Every living being needs oxygen[n]to survive.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]And everything on the planet needs[n]ozone, too.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You know how toxic UV rays have been[n]eating away at the ozone layer, right?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Due to the environmental destruction,[n]there's less and less ozone...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I probably have nothing to worry[n]about, but you guys might.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So watch out, okay?[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Dry ice."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_005
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Mr. Ekoda
MSG_006
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SEL007
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[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x89 0x89][x 0x89 0x8A][x 0x86 0x81][e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x88 0xB9][x 0x85 0x97][x 0x84 0xA3][e]
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_008
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Mr. Ekoda
MSG_009
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Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_010
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Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_011
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x86 0xBE][x 0x84 0xAB][x 0x81 0x89][x 0x89 0x96][x 0x88 0xF0][x 0x81 0x85][x 0x85 0xAA][x 0x81 0xAA][x 0x81 0xB0][x 0x89 0x97][x 0x80 0xF0][x 0x81 0xA9][x 0x87 0xB2][x 0x84 0xD7][x 0x82 0x88][n][x 0x84 0x8D][x 0x81 0x84][x 0x84 0xAA][x 0x80 0xE4][x 0x81 0x86][x 0x84 0xEC][x 0x81 0xA0][x 0x84 0xFA][x 0x80 0xE2][x 0x80 0xE9][x 0x80 0xF5][x 0x81 0xA7][x 0x80 0x9F][n][f 0 4][e]
SEL012
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x80 0xA2][x 0x80 0xD9][x 0x80 0xC5][x 0x80 0x81][e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x80 0xB3][x 0x80 0xC5][x 0x80 0xC5][x 0x80 0x80][x 0x80 0xD9][x 0x80 0xCF][x 0x80 0xD5][x 0x80 0x81][e]
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Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_013
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x81 0xB5][x 0x81 0xB9][x 0x82 0x99][x 0x81 0xCA][x 0x80 0x81][n][x 0x81 0x9C][x 0x80 0xF8][x 0x81 0x8D][x 0x85 0xAC][x 0x89 0x98][x 0x81 0x8C][x 0x84 0x95][x 0x84 0xDE][x 0x80 0xFF][x 0x81 0xB0][x 0x86 0x8F][x 0x80 0xE6][x 0x81 0xA9][x 0x81 0x8C][x 0x82 0x89][n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][x 0x80 0xE2][x 0x80 0xE2][x 0x84 0xAB][x 0x87 0xB1][x 0x81 0xB0][x 0x84 0xDE][x 0x80 0xFF][x 0x81 0x9C][x 0x80 0xF5][x 0x80 0xFD][x 0x82 0x88][x 0x86 0xB7][x 0x82 0x88][x 0x84 0xB8][x 0x84 0xB9][x 0x81 0x89][x 0x82 0x9D][n][f 0 4][e]
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_014
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Ms. Miyahara
MSG_015
...Then round up, so... The answer
is X=1.
Hmm? It isn't? Oh, I see, this becomes 11,
so...
I'm sorry, you're right. X=2.
Wait... Is that right?
Okay, uh, your assignment is to
figure this one out.
Anyway... Wasn't that incredible?
Even with a difficult problem like
this one, once you solve it, X still
equals 1. Or maybe 2.
What I'm getting at is, math is fun!
Don't you think so?
Civilization owes its very existence
to math!
All right. Today is the th,
so that works out to... your turn,
.
is X=1.
Hmm? It isn't? Oh, I see, this becomes 11,
so...
I'm sorry, you're right. X=2.
Wait... Is that right?
Okay, uh, your assignment is to
figure this one out.
Anyway... Wasn't that incredible?
Even with a difficult problem like
this one, once you solve it, X still
equals 1. Or maybe 2.
What I'm getting at is, math is fun!
Don't you think so?
Civilization owes its very existence
to math!
All right. Today is the th,
so that works out to... your turn,
.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Then round up, so... The answer[n]is X=1.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Hmm? It isn't? Oh, I see, this becomes 11,[n]so...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm sorry, you're right. X=2.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Wait... Is that right?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Okay, uh, your assignment is to[n]figure this one out.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Anyway... Wasn't that incredible?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Even with a difficult problem like[n]this one, once you solve it, X still[n]equals 1. Or maybe 2.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What I'm getting at is, math is fun![n]Don't you think so?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Civilization owes its very existence[n]to math![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]All right. Today is the [f 1 24]th,[n]so that works out to... your turn,[n][f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_016
Do you know when numbers were
invented?
invented?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Do you know when numbers were[n]invented?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL017
- "10,000 years ago."
- "6,000 years ago."
- "4,000 years ago."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"10,000 years ago."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"6,000 years ago."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"4,000 years ago."[e]
Response to selection: "10,000 years ago."
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_018
You got it! The Sumerians invented
numbers 6,000 years ago.
Later, Arabic numerals were invented
in India, which brought us the number
0 and countless equations!
Ahh... the beauty and wonder of it
all! Math is MAGNIFICENT!
numbers 6,000 years ago.
Later, Arabic numerals were invented
in India, which brought us the number
0 and countless equations!
Ahh... the beauty and wonder of it
all! Math is MAGNIFICENT!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You got it! The Sumerians invented[n]numbers 6,000 years ago.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Later, Arabic numerals were invented[n]in India, which brought us the number[n]0 and countless equations![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Ahh... the beauty and wonder of it[n]all! Math is MAGNIFICENT![n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "6,000 years ago."
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_019
I'm sorry, but that's wrong. You
should have listened to the God of
Mathematics.
The Sumerians invented numbers 6,000
years ago.
Later, Arabic numerals were invented
in India, which brought us the number
0 and countless equations!
Ahh... the beauty and wonder of it
all! Math is MAGNIFICENT!
should have listened to the God of
Mathematics.
The Sumerians invented numbers 6,000
years ago.
Later, Arabic numerals were invented
in India, which brought us the number
0 and countless equations!
Ahh... the beauty and wonder of it
all! Math is MAGNIFICENT!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm sorry, but that's wrong. You[n]should have listened to the God of[n]Mathematics.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Sumerians invented numbers 6,000[n]years ago.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Later, Arabic numerals were invented[n]in India, which brought us the number[n]0 and countless equations![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Ahh... the beauty and wonder of it[n]all! Math is MAGNIFICENT![n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "4,000 years ago."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_020
...So let's discuss the Earth's
rotation today.
The Earth rotates once every
24 hours...
All right, don't fall asleep or
anything. It's basic, but it's an
important premise for the rest.
Let's see... Hmm... ?
rotation today.
The Earth rotates once every
24 hours...
All right, don't fall asleep or
anything. It's basic, but it's an
important premise for the rest.
Let's see... Hmm... ?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...So let's discuss the Earth's[n]rotation today.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Earth rotates once every[n]24 hours...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]All right, don't fall asleep or[n]anything. It's basic, but it's an[n]important premise for the rest.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's see... Hmm... [f 0 11]?[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_021
How fast would you say the Earth
rotates near the equator?
rotates near the equator?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]How fast would you say the Earth[n]rotates near the equator?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL022
- "About 420 km/hour."
- "About 850 km/hour."
- "About 1,700 km/hour."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"About 420 km/hour."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"About 850 km/hour."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"About 1,700 km/hour."[e]
Response to selection: "About 420 km/hour."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_023
Correct! Near the equator, the Earth
spins faster than the speed of sound.
All right, what's next...?
Flip to the next page... Oh, this is
an application. Let's skip that and...
Hm, that's an experiment. Okay, um...
spins faster than the speed of sound.
All right, what's next...?
Flip to the next page... Oh, this is
an application. Let's skip that and...
Hm, that's an experiment. Okay, um...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Correct! Near the equator, the Earth[n]spins faster than the speed of sound.[n]All right, what's next...?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Flip to the next page... Oh, this is[n]an application. Let's skip that and...[n]Hm, that's an experiment. Okay, um...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "About 850 km/hour."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_024
Sorry, no. Believe it or not, but near
the equator, the Earth spins faster
than the speed of sound. Moving on...
Flip to the next page... Oh, this is
an application. Let's skip that and...
Hm, that's an experiment. Okay, um...
the equator, the Earth spins faster
than the speed of sound. Moving on...
Flip to the next page... Oh, this is
an application. Let's skip that and...
Hm, that's an experiment. Okay, um...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Sorry, no. Believe it or not, but near[n]the equator, the Earth spins faster[n]than the speed of sound. Moving on...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Flip to the next page... Oh, this is[n]an application. Let's skip that and...[n]Hm, that's an experiment. Okay, um...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "About 1,700 km/hour."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_025
*sigh* I don't feel like teaching today...
I was watching TV last night, and
there was a special on weight loss.
"The more you drink, the thinner
you get!" Yeah, right!
What about the osmotic pressure,
huh? It's misinformation, but people
believe what they see on TV...
A lot of companies say stuff like
"Our product contains minerals!"
But that's a load of hooey.
There's hardly more than trace
elements of whatever they're talking
about. It's meaningless.
Did you know that there are different
names for water depending on its
calcium or magnesium content?
You look like you know the answer,
... Surprise me.
I was watching TV last night, and
there was a special on weight loss.
"The more you drink, the thinner
you get!" Yeah, right!
What about the osmotic pressure,
huh? It's misinformation, but people
believe what they see on TV...
A lot of companies say stuff like
"Our product contains minerals!"
But that's a load of hooey.
There's hardly more than trace
elements of whatever they're talking
about. It's meaningless.
Did you know that there are different
names for water depending on its
calcium or magnesium content?
You look like you know the answer,
... Surprise me.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]*sigh* I don't feel like teaching today...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I was watching TV last night, and[n]there was a special on weight loss.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The more you drink, the thinner[n]you get!" Yeah, right![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What about the osmotic pressure,[n]huh? It's misinformation, but people[n]believe what they see on TV...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A lot of companies say stuff like[n]"Our product contains minerals!"[n]But that's a load of hooey.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There's hardly more than trace[n]elements of whatever they're talking[n]about. It's meaningless.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Did you know that there are different[n]names for water depending on its[n]calcium or magnesium content?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You look like you know the answer,[n][f 0 11]... Surprise me.[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_026
What do you call water without much
calcium and magnesium?
calcium and magnesium?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What do you call water without much[n]calcium and magnesium?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL027
- "Hard water."
- "Soft water."
- "Natural water."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Hard water."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Soft water."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Natural water."[e]
Response to selection: "Hard water."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_028
That's right. You're better-informed
than I thought!
Most of the water in Japan is soft
water.
That's why many Japanese find it
strange to drink hard water, because
they're used to the other kind.
Remember, cooking rice with hard water
ruins the flavor. Now, let's look at
the various ions in water...
than I thought!
Most of the water in Japan is soft
water.
That's why many Japanese find it
strange to drink hard water, because
they're used to the other kind.
Remember, cooking rice with hard water
ruins the flavor. Now, let's look at
the various ions in water...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's right. You're better-informed[n]than I thought![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Most of the water in Japan is soft[n]water.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's why many Japanese find it[n]strange to drink hard water, because[n]they're used to the other kind.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Remember, cooking rice with hard water[n]ruins the flavor. Now, let's look at[n]the various ions in water...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Soft water."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_029
Uh-uh. The answer is soft water.
Most of the water in Japan is soft
water.
That's why many Japanese find it
strange to drink hard water, because
they're used to the other kind.
Remember, cooking rice with hard water
ruins the flavor. Now, let's look at
the various ions in water...
Most of the water in Japan is soft
water.
That's why many Japanese find it
strange to drink hard water, because
they're used to the other kind.
Remember, cooking rice with hard water
ruins the flavor. Now, let's look at
the various ions in water...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Uh-uh. The answer is soft water.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Most of the water in Japan is soft[n]water.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's why many Japanese find it[n]strange to drink hard water, because[n]they're used to the other kind.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Remember, cooking rice with hard water[n]ruins the flavor. Now, let's look at[n]the various ions in water...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Natural water."
Mr. Ono
MSG_030
Let's talk about the Heian era today.
I won't spend a lot of time on this,
so pay attention.
In 794, the Heian-Kyo was established.
In 894, they abolished imperial
embassies to China...
I might put this section on the exam
next week... I'm feeling lazy.
Anyways, on to feudalism. Listen
carefully, because this has to do
with the origins of the samurai.
I choose... you, !
Let's see if you know.
I won't spend a lot of time on this,
so pay attention.
In 794, the Heian-Kyo was established.
In 894, they abolished imperial
embassies to China...
I might put this section on the exam
next week... I'm feeling lazy.
Anyways, on to feudalism. Listen
carefully, because this has to do
with the origins of the samurai.
I choose... you, !
Let's see if you know.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's talk about the Heian era today.[n]I won't spend a lot of time on this,[n]so pay attention.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In 794, the Heian-Kyo was established.[n]In 894, they abolished imperial[n]embassies to China...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I might put this section on the [f 0 2 1]exam[n]next week[f 0 2 0]... I'm feeling lazy.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Anyways, on to feudalism. Listen[n]carefully, because this has to do[n]with the origins of the samurai.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I choose... you, [f 0 11]![n]Let's see if you know.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Ono
MSG_031
What law served as a foundation for
the development of feudalism?
the development of feudalism?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What law served as a foundation for[n]the development of feudalism?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL032
- "The Sanze Isshin no Hou."
- "The Konden Einen Shizaihou."
- "The Goseibai Shikimoku."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Sanze Isshin no Hou."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"The Konden Einen Shizaihou."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Goseibai Shikimoku."[e]
Response to selection: "The Sanze Isshin no Hou."
Mr. Ono
MSG_033
Good, you remembered. It's got a
very long name, doesn't it?
This law was enacted because the
previous law, the Sanze Isshin no
Hou, didn't help.
The farmers got lazy. Not that that's
unusual for any era... But that's
all for the Heian period.
very long name, doesn't it?
This law was enacted because the
previous law, the Sanze Isshin no
Hou, didn't help.
The farmers got lazy. Not that that's
unusual for any era... But that's
all for the Heian period.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Good, you remembered. It's got a[n]very long name, doesn't it?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This law was enacted because the[n]previous law, the Sanze Isshin no[n]Hou, didn't help.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The farmers got lazy. Not that that's[n]unusual for any era... But that's[n]all for the Heian period.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Konden Einen Shizaihou."
Mr. Ono
MSG_034
You can do better than that! You're
descended from the samurai!
The correct answer is the Konden
Einen Shizaihou.
This law was enacted because the
previous law, the Sanze Isshin no
Hou, didn't help.
The farmers got lazy. Not that that's
unusual for any era... But that's
all for the Heian period.
descended from the samurai!
The correct answer is the Konden
Einen Shizaihou.
This law was enacted because the
previous law, the Sanze Isshin no
Hou, didn't help.
The farmers got lazy. Not that that's
unusual for any era... But that's
all for the Heian period.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You can do better than that! You're[n]descended from the samurai![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The correct answer is the Konden[n]Einen Shizaihou.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This law was enacted because the[n]previous law, the Sanze Isshin no[n]Hou, didn't help.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The farmers got lazy. Not that that's[n]unusual for any era... But that's[n]all for the Heian period.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Goseibai Shikimoku."
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_035
Let's translate the paragraph on
page 30, shall we?
The bell's going to ring soon, so
make this quick!
In this scene, the family is sitting
down to dinner.
Doesn't it warm your heart?
Now, who wants to answer a question?
Today's the th, so I'll pick...
.
page 30, shall we?
The bell's going to ring soon, so
make this quick!
In this scene, the family is sitting
down to dinner.
Doesn't it warm your heart?
Now, who wants to answer a question?
Today's the th, so I'll pick...
.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's translate the paragraph on[n]page 30, shall we?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The bell's going to ring soon, so[n]make this quick![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In this scene, the family is sitting[n]down to dinner.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Doesn't it warm your heart?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, who wants to answer a question?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Today's the [f 1 24]th, so I'll pick...[n][f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_036
One of the items on the menu for the
family is "pan." How would you
translate this to English?
family is "pan." How would you
translate this to English?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]One of the items on the menu for the[n]family is "pan." How would you[n]translate this to English?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL037
- "Bread."
- "Chicken."
- "Pancakes."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Bread."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Chicken."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Pancakes."[e]
Response to selection: "Bread."
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_038
Good job!
"Pan" means "bread" in English.
The term "pan" came from Portugal
to Japan a long time ago.
This will be on the next exam,
so make sure you got this covered!
We've still got a couple minutes
left... Oh, in today's newspaper...
"Pan" means "bread" in English.
The term "pan" came from Portugal
to Japan a long time ago.
This will be on the next exam,
so make sure you got this covered!
We've still got a couple minutes
left... Oh, in today's newspaper...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Good job![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Pan" means "bread" in English.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The term "pan" came from Portugal[n]to Japan a long time ago.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 2 1]This will be on the next exam[f 0 2 0],[n]so make sure you got this covered![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We've still got a couple minutes[n]left... Oh, in today's newspaper...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Chicken."
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_039
Nope. Good try, though!
"Pan" means "bread" in English.
The term "pan" came from Portugal
to Japan a long time ago.
This will be on the next exam,
so make sure you got this covered!
We've still got a couple minutes
left... Oh, in today's newspaper...
"Pan" means "bread" in English.
The term "pan" came from Portugal
to Japan a long time ago.
This will be on the next exam,
so make sure you got this covered!
We've still got a couple minutes
left... Oh, in today's newspaper...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Nope. Good try, though![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Pan" means "bread" in English.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The term "pan" came from Portugal[n]to Japan a long time ago.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 2 1]This will be on the next exam[f 0 2 0],[n]so make sure you got this covered![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We've still got a couple minutes[n]left... Oh, in today's newspaper...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Pancakes."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_040
Winter break starts tomorrow, though
I'm sure most of you are just going to
sleep in during New Year's.
You'd better stop relying on your
parents so much. For heaven's sake,
at least peel your own oranges.
Let's skip the lecture for today,
and go to homeroom.
Well then, ...
I'm sure most of you are just going to
sleep in during New Year's.
You'd better stop relying on your
parents so much. For heaven's sake,
at least peel your own oranges.
Let's skip the lecture for today,
and go to homeroom.
Well then, ...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Winter break starts tomorrow, though[n]I'm sure most of you are just going to[n]sleep in during New Year's.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You'd better stop relying on your[n]parents so much. For heaven's sake,[n]at least peel your own oranges.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's skip the lecture for today,[n]and go to homeroom.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Well then, [f 0 11]...[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_041
A moment of passion suddenly arises
in the summer! What do you do?
in the summer! What do you do?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]A moment of passion suddenly arises[n]in the summer! What do you do?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL042
- "Go after it!"
- "Ms. Toriumi is the one for me..."
- "Stay calm and act accordingly."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Go after it!"[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Ms. Toriumi is the one for me..."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Stay calm and act accordingly."[e]
Response to selection: "Go after it!"
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_043
Good for you. It would be boring
without some romance and whatnot,
but don't lose control.
Enjoy it while you're still
young... *sigh*
without some romance and whatnot,
but don't lose control.
Enjoy it while you're still
young... *sigh*
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Good for you. It would be boring[n]without some romance and whatnot,[n]but don't lose control.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Enjoy it while you're still[n]young... *sigh*[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Ms. Toriumi is the one for me..."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_044
Don't even think about it, kid!
Youth...
Curse youth...
Youth...
Curse youth...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Don't even think about it, kid![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Youth...[n]Curse youth...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Stay calm and act accordingly."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_045
Quiet down! Summer vacation's over!
You're back in school now, so act
accordingly!
Now, let's review.
....
You're back in school now, so act
accordingly!
Now, let's review.
....
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Quiet down! Summer vacation's over![n]You're back in school now, so act[n]accordingly![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, let's review.[n]...[f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_046
What do you call the phenomenon
when electrical resistance is zero?
when electrical resistance is zero?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What do you call the phenomenon[n]when electrical resistance is zero?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL047
- "Superconductivity."
- "Absolute zero."
- "The Quantum Hall Effect."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Superconductivity."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Absolute zero."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Quantum Hall Effect."[e]
Response to selection: "Superconductivity."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_048
Exactly. Been studying, I see.
A superconductive material has zero
electrical resistance.
As a result, electric current can
travel eternally through a
superconductive circuit.
......
Many years ago, I tried to use this
fact to confess my love to someone...
"My love for you is superconductive!"
I told them.
......
Sure enough, she liked my enthusiasm,
and we started dating.
But enthusiasm isn't very scientific.
I lost interest in her before long.
All right, in the next section...
A superconductive material has zero
electrical resistance.
As a result, electric current can
travel eternally through a
superconductive circuit.
......
Many years ago, I tried to use this
fact to confess my love to someone...
"My love for you is superconductive!"
I told them.
......
Sure enough, she liked my enthusiasm,
and we started dating.
But enthusiasm isn't very scientific.
I lost interest in her before long.
All right, in the next section...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Exactly. Been studying, I see.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A superconductive material has zero[n]electrical resistance.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As a result, electric current can[n]travel eternally through a[n]superconductive circuit.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]......[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Many years ago, I tried to use this[n]fact to confess my love to someone...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"My love for you is superconductive!"[n]I told them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]......[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Sure enough, she liked my enthusiasm,[n]and we started dating.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But enthusiasm isn't very scientific.[n]I lost interest in her before long.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]All right, in the next section...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Absolute zero."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_049
...Is your head still on vacation?
A superconductive material has zero
electrical resistance.
As a result, electric current can
travel eternally through a
superconductive circuit.
......
Many years ago, I tried to use this
fact to confess my love to someone...
"My love for you is superconductive!"
I told them.
......
Sure enough, she liked my enthusiasm,
and we started dating.
But enthusiasm isn't very scientific.
I lost interest in her before long.
All right, in the next section...
A superconductive material has zero
electrical resistance.
As a result, electric current can
travel eternally through a
superconductive circuit.
......
Many years ago, I tried to use this
fact to confess my love to someone...
"My love for you is superconductive!"
I told them.
......
Sure enough, she liked my enthusiasm,
and we started dating.
But enthusiasm isn't very scientific.
I lost interest in her before long.
All right, in the next section...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Is your head still on vacation?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A superconductive material has zero[n]electrical resistance.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As a result, electric current can[n]travel eternally through a[n]superconductive circuit.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]......[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Many years ago, I tried to use this[n]fact to confess my love to someone...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"My love for you is superconductive!"[n]I told them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]......[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Sure enough, she liked my enthusiasm,[n]and we started dating.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But enthusiasm isn't very scientific.[n]I lost interest in her before long.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]All right, in the next section...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Quantum Hall Effect."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_050
Let's see here... Finals will start
next Tuesday. Geez, we just had an
exam. What a pain...
Well, maybe "pain" wasn't the word
I'm looking for. English phrases are
pretty tricky...
Now, let's talk about comma splices.
I'm sure you've heard all about them
before, but to review...
A comma splice is when two independent
clauses are joined by a comma, with no
conjunction.
Okay, !
next Tuesday. Geez, we just had an
exam. What a pain...
Well, maybe "pain" wasn't the word
I'm looking for. English phrases are
pretty tricky...
Now, let's talk about comma splices.
I'm sure you've heard all about them
before, but to review...
A comma splice is when two independent
clauses are joined by a comma, with no
conjunction.
Okay, !
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Let's see here... [f 0 2 1]Finals will start[n]next Tuesday.[f 0 2 0] Geez, we just had an[n]exam. What a pain...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Well, maybe "pain" wasn't the word[n]I'm looking for. English phrases are[n]pretty tricky...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, let's talk about comma splices.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm sure you've heard all about them[n]before, but to review...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A comma splice is when two independent[n]clauses are joined by a comma, with no[n]conjunction.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Okay, [f 0 11]![n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_051
Here's a question for you...
Dun dun dunnn!
Which of these phrases is incorrect?
Dun dun dunnn!
Which of these phrases is incorrect?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Here's a question for you...[n]Dun dun dunnn![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Which of these phrases is incorrect?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL052
- "I failed; It's over now."
- "I failed, It's over now."
- "I failed. It's over now."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I failed; It's over now."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"I failed, It's over now."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I failed. It's over now."[e]
Response to selection: "I failed; It's over now."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_053
Whoa! I didn't think you'd get it!
Good for you!
That's a comma splice.
...Got it?
If no one has any questions, let's
move on.
Good for you!
That's a comma splice.
...Got it?
If no one has any questions, let's
move on.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Whoa! I didn't think you'd get it![n]Good for you![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's a comma splice.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Got it?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]If no one has any questions, let's[n]move on.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "I failed, It's over now."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_054
Bzzzzt! I thought that one was a
dead giveaway.
A comma cannot be used to link two
independent clauses.
That's a comma splice.
...Got it?
If no one has any questions, let's
move on.
dead giveaway.
A comma cannot be used to link two
independent clauses.
That's a comma splice.
...Got it?
If no one has any questions, let's
move on.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Bzzzzt! I thought that one was a[n]dead giveaway.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A comma cannot be used to link two[n]independent clauses.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's a comma splice.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Got it?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]If no one has any questions, let's[n]move on.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "I failed. It's over now."
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_055
We'll be talking about nuclear
fission today.
Imagine a nuclear reaction in which
a massive nucleus splits into smaller
nuclei, releasing energy as it does.
I believe you all know that much.
The reaction emits massive quantities
of energy, which is why it's used in
nuclear power plants.
...You all know that Japan has three
nuclear prohibitions in place, right?
Let's see... .
fission today.
Imagine a nuclear reaction in which
a massive nucleus splits into smaller
nuclei, releasing energy as it does.
I believe you all know that much.
The reaction emits massive quantities
of energy, which is why it's used in
nuclear power plants.
...You all know that Japan has three
nuclear prohibitions in place, right?
Let's see... .
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We'll be talking about nuclear[n]fission today.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Imagine a nuclear reaction in which[n]a massive nucleus splits into smaller[n]nuclei, releasing energy as it does.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I believe you all know that much.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The reaction emits massive quantities[n]of energy, which is why it's used in[n]nuclear power plants.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...You all know that Japan has three[n]nuclear prohibitions in place, right?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's see... [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_056
Which of these is NOT one of Japan's
prohibitions on nuclear weapons?
prohibitions on nuclear weapons?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Which of these is NOT one of Japan's[n]prohibitions on nuclear weapons?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL057
- Can't produce
- Can't let others produce
- Can't allow into Japan
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Can't produce[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]Can't let others produce[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Can't allow into Japan[e]
Response to selection: Can't produce
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_058
Correct. We forbid possession,
production, and admission of nuclear
weapons within Japan.
The third prohibition is a little
controversial, but this is physics
class, not political science.
Now as for nuclear fission...
production, and admission of nuclear
weapons within Japan.
The third prohibition is a little
controversial, but this is physics
class, not political science.
Now as for nuclear fission...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Correct. We forbid possession,[n]production, and admission of nuclear[n]weapons within Japan.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The third prohibition is a little[n]controversial, but this is physics[n]class, not political science.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now as for nuclear fission...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: Can't let others produce
Mr. Takenozuka
MSG_059
I'm afraid not. That should be
common knowledge for Japanese
citizens.
We forbid possession, production,
and admission of nuclear weapons
within Japan.
The third prohibition is a little
controversial, but this is physics
class, not political science.
Now as for nuclear fission...
common knowledge for Japanese
citizens.
We forbid possession, production,
and admission of nuclear weapons
within Japan.
The third prohibition is a little
controversial, but this is physics
class, not political science.
Now as for nuclear fission...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm afraid not. That should be[n]common knowledge for Japanese[n]citizens.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We forbid possession, production,[n]and admission of nuclear weapons[n]within Japan.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The third prohibition is a little[n]controversial, but this is physics[n]class, not political science.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now as for nuclear fission...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: Can't allow into Japan
Mr. Ono
MSG_060
Here we go! Finally, we're up to
Taira no Masakado! The turning point
of the era of the samurai!
It all began from infighting among the
Taira clan. Their conflict escalated
until the Imperial Court intervened.
Masakado was pursued by the Imperial
Court, and had no choice but to
openly oppose them...
The result was known as the War of
Masakado.
... You don't look
anything like a samurai, but
let's see if you know this one.
Taira no Masakado! The turning point
of the era of the samurai!
It all began from infighting among the
Taira clan. Their conflict escalated
until the Imperial Court intervened.
Masakado was pursued by the Imperial
Court, and had no choice but to
openly oppose them...
The result was known as the War of
Masakado.
... You don't look
anything like a samurai, but
let's see if you know this one.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Here we go! Finally, we're up to[n]Taira no Masakado! The turning point[n]of the era of the samurai![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It all began from infighting among the[n]Taira clan. Their conflict escalated[n]until the Imperial Court intervened.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Masakado was pursued by the Imperial[n]Court, and had no choice but to[n]openly oppose them...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The result was known as the War of[n]Masakado.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 11]... You don't look[n]anything like a samurai, but[n]let's see if you know this one.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Ono
MSG_061
What title did Taira No Masakado
claim for himself?
claim for himself?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What title did Taira No Masakado[n]claim for himself?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL062
- "King."
- "Imperial Prince."
- "Satan."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"King."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Imperial Prince."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Satan."[e]
Response to selection: "King."
Mr. Ono
MSG_063
Correct!
This will be on the exam next
week, so be prepared!
Let's skip forward a little to the
Kamakura era!
At last! The samurai's presence
begins to be felt in history!
In 1192, the Kamakura shogunate was
established. Yes! We're there!
And of course, its founder was
Minamoto no Yoritomo. I can't
believe we're finally here!
This will be on the exam next
week, so be prepared!
Let's skip forward a little to the
Kamakura era!
At last! The samurai's presence
begins to be felt in history!
In 1192, the Kamakura shogunate was
established. Yes! We're there!
And of course, its founder was
Minamoto no Yoritomo. I can't
believe we're finally here!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Correct![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This will be on the [f 0 2 1]exam next[n]week[f 0 2 0], so be prepared![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's skip forward a little to the[n]Kamakura era![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]At last! The samurai's presence[n]begins to be felt in history![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In 1192, the Kamakura shogunate was[n]established. Yes! We're there![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]And of course, its founder was[n]Minamoto no Yoritomo. I can't[n]believe we're finally here![n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Imperial Prince."
Mr. Ono
MSG_064
Wrong! He called himself the
Imperial Prince, of course.
This will be on the exam next
week, so be prepared!
Let's skip forward a little to the
Kamakura era!
At last! The samurai's presence
begins to be felt in history!
In 1192, the Kamakura shogunate was
established. Yes! We're there!
And of course, its founder was
Minamoto no Yoritomo. I can't
believe we're finally here!
Imperial Prince, of course.
This will be on the exam next
week, so be prepared!
Let's skip forward a little to the
Kamakura era!
At last! The samurai's presence
begins to be felt in history!
In 1192, the Kamakura shogunate was
established. Yes! We're there!
And of course, its founder was
Minamoto no Yoritomo. I can't
believe we're finally here!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Wrong! He called himself the[n]Imperial Prince, of course.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This will be on the [f 0 2 1]exam next[n]week[f 0 2 0], so be prepared![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's skip forward a little to the[n]Kamakura era![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]At last! The samurai's presence[n]begins to be felt in history![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In 1192, the Kamakura shogunate was[n]established. Yes! We're there![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]And of course, its founder was[n]Minamoto no Yoritomo. I can't[n]believe we're finally here![n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Satan."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_065
Next is... Let's see here...
, don't think I don't
see you there.
, don't think I don't
see you there.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Next is... Let's see here...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 11], don't think I don't[n]see you there.[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_066
Which way is incorrect:
"I should have done it," or
"I should of done it." Do you
know the difference?
"I should have done it," or
"I should of done it." Do you
know the difference?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Which way is incorrect:[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I should have done it," or[n]"I should of done it." Do you[n]know the difference?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL067
- "'I should of' is wrong."
- "'I should have' is wrong."
- I can't tell the difference...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"'I should of' is wrong."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"'I should have' is wrong."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I can't tell the difference...[e]
Response to selection: "'I should of' is wrong."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_068
Right on, ! Junpei, you
should study with him more often.
You see, though "should of" sounds
like "should've," grammatically
speaking, "should have" is correct.
should study with him more often.
You see, though "should of" sounds
like "should've," grammatically
speaking, "should have" is correct.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Right on, [f 0 11]! Junpei, you[n]should study with him more often.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You see, though "should of" sounds[n]like "should've," grammatically[n]speaking, "should have" is correct.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "'I should have' is wrong."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_069
Ouch... You're just as bad
as Junpei.
You see, though "should of" sounds
like "should've," grammatically
speaking, "should have" is correct.
as Junpei.
You see, though "should of" sounds
like "should've," grammatically
speaking, "should have" is correct.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Ouch... You're just as bad[n]as Junpei.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You see, though "should of" sounds[n]like "should've," grammatically[n]speaking, "should have" is correct.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: I can't tell the difference...
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_070
And so, the girl disappeared into
the garden...
......
Wasn't that a wonderful poem? It was
better than the ones in the book, so
I brought it along to share.
Now let's see... Today's date is
the th, so divide it and...
?
the garden...
......
Wasn't that a wonderful poem? It was
better than the ones in the book, so
I brought it along to share.
Now let's see... Today's date is
the th, so divide it and...
?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]And so, the girl disappeared into[n]the garden...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]......[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Wasn't that a wonderful poem? It was[n]better than the ones in the book, so[n]I brought it along to share.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now let's see... Today's date is[n]the [f 1 24]th, so divide it and...[n][f 0 11]?[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_071
The poem mentions a flower called
Sazanka, or Sasanqua. Do you know
what we call this flower?
Sazanka, or Sasanqua. Do you know
what we call this flower?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]The poem mentions a flower called[n]Sazanka, or Sasanqua. Do you know[n]what we call this flower?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL072
- "I wasn't listening..."
- "A lotus."
- "A camellia."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I wasn't listening..."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"A lotus."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"A camellia."[e]
Response to selection: "I wasn't listening..."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_073
I knew that anyone who understands
such a wonderful poem would be able
to answer the question!
I'm really confident about this
piece... Maybe I'll enter it in
the next contest!
such a wonderful poem would be able
to answer the question!
I'm really confident about this
piece... Maybe I'll enter it in
the next contest!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]I knew that anyone who understands[n]such a wonderful poem would be able[n]to answer the question![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm really confident about this[n]piece... Maybe I'll enter it in[n]the next contest![n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "A lotus."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_074
Ugh... You just ruined a wonderful
poem! You could have figured it out
if you'd give it some thought!
Well, I'm still really confident
about this piece. Maybe I'll enter
it in the next contest!
poem! You could have figured it out
if you'd give it some thought!
Well, I'm still really confident
about this piece. Maybe I'll enter
it in the next contest!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Ugh... You just ruined a wonderful[n]poem! You could have figured it out[n]if you'd give it some thought![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Well, I'm still really confident[n]about this piece. Maybe I'll enter[n]it in the next contest![n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "A camellia."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_075
It's November already... The seniors
must be frantically studying now.
You'll share their fate next year.
I can see you all now, tearing your
hair out...
Anyway, it's a bit cold today, but
there's no need for the heater. Can
you tell us why, ?
must be frantically studying now.
You'll share their fate next year.
I can see you all now, tearing your
hair out...
Anyway, it's a bit cold today, but
there's no need for the heater. Can
you tell us why, ?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's November already... The seniors[n]must be frantically studying now.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You'll share their fate next year.[n]I can see you all now, tearing your[n]hair out...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Anyway, it's a bit cold today, but[n]there's no need for the heater. Can[n]you tell us why, [f 0 11]?[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_076
Winter is cold; you must appreciate
the temperature rather than curse it.
That's the Japanese way. Do you
understand? You don't, do you?
As Sei Shounagon once said, "Fuyu
wa tsutomete..."
I'm sure you know what that means,
.
the temperature rather than curse it.
That's the Japanese way. Do you
understand? You don't, do you?
As Sei Shounagon once said, "Fuyu
wa tsutomete..."
I'm sure you know what that means,
.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Winter is cold; you must appreciate[n]the temperature rather than curse it.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's the Japanese way. Do you[n]understand? You don't, do you?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As Sei Shounagon once said, "Fuyu[n]wa tsutomete..."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm sure you know what that means,[n][f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL077
- "Winter mornings are pleasant."
- "Winter is a calm season."
- "We work hard in winter."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Winter mornings are pleasant."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Winter is a calm season."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"We work hard in winter."[e]
Response to selection: "Winter mornings are pleasant."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_078
So you do have a bit of common
sense... "Tsutomete" means "early
morning."
She admires what the snow represents...
The beauty of the winter frost.
Rather than cursing the winter chill,
she appreciates its positive qualities.
Oh, how wonderful Japanese is!
As opposed to modern youth, anyway.
If you think my hair is frosty, too,
remember that you'll eventually be
just like me...
sense... "Tsutomete" means "early
morning."
She admires what the snow represents...
The beauty of the winter frost.
Rather than cursing the winter chill,
she appreciates its positive qualities.
Oh, how wonderful Japanese is!
As opposed to modern youth, anyway.
If you think my hair is frosty, too,
remember that you'll eventually be
just like me...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So you do have a bit of common[n]sense... "Tsutomete" means "early[n]morning."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]She admires what the snow represents...[n]The beauty of the winter frost.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Rather than cursing the winter chill,[n]she appreciates its positive qualities.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Oh, how wonderful Japanese is![n]As opposed to modern youth, anyway.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]If you think my hair is frosty, too,[n]remember that you'll eventually be[n]just like me...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Winter is a calm season."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_079
...Is your Japanese rusty? Have you
just returned from a trip abroad?
"Tsutomete" means "early morning."
She admires what the snow represents...
The beauty of the winter frost.
Rather than cursing the winter chill,
she appreciates its positive qualities.
Oh, how wonderful Japanese is!
As opposed to modern youth, anyway.
If you think my hair is frosty, too,
remember that you'll eventually be
just like me...
just returned from a trip abroad?
"Tsutomete" means "early morning."
She admires what the snow represents...
The beauty of the winter frost.
Rather than cursing the winter chill,
she appreciates its positive qualities.
Oh, how wonderful Japanese is!
As opposed to modern youth, anyway.
If you think my hair is frosty, too,
remember that you'll eventually be
just like me...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Is your Japanese rusty? Have you[n]just returned from a trip abroad?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Tsutomete" means "early morning."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]She admires what the snow represents...[n]The beauty of the winter frost.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Rather than cursing the winter chill,[n]she appreciates its positive qualities.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Oh, how wonderful Japanese is![n]As opposed to modern youth, anyway.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]If you think my hair is frosty, too,[n]remember that you'll eventually be[n]just like me...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "We work hard in winter."
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_080
Okay everyone, come get your tests,
so we can go over them.
On question 1, you had to use the
formula we spent several days on
to solve it. Remember?
The next question was a word problem
about calendars.
Does anyone here buy a new calendar
every year? If you do, you're wasting
your money.
You see, calendars have only a set
number of patterns.
After all, how many days can January
1st possibly fall on?
I'll pick a student mathematically.
Let's see... .
so we can go over them.
On question 1, you had to use the
formula we spent several days on
to solve it. Remember?
The next question was a word problem
about calendars.
Does anyone here buy a new calendar
every year? If you do, you're wasting
your money.
You see, calendars have only a set
number of patterns.
After all, how many days can January
1st possibly fall on?
I'll pick a student mathematically.
Let's see... .
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Okay everyone, come get your tests,[n]so we can go over them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]On question 1, you had to use the[n]formula we spent several days on[n]to solve it. Remember?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The next question was a word problem[n]about calendars.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Does anyone here buy a new calendar[n]every year? If you do, you're wasting[n]your money.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You see, calendars have only a set[n]number of patterns.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]After all, how many days can January[n]1st possibly fall on?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll pick a student mathematically.[n]Let's see... [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_081
How many calendar patterns are there?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]How many calendar patterns are there?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL082
- "Seven."
- "Fourteen."
- "Twenty-eight."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Seven."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Fourteen."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Twenty-eight."[e]
Response to selection: "Seven."
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_083
Correct! Well done!
Obviously, January 1st can only fall
on seven days: Monday through Sunday.
But you must factor in the possibility
of a leap day at the end of February.
Which gives you seven more patterns...
Two variations based on seven days
gives you fourteen patterns in all.
Any year you can name falls into one
of these fourteen.
Obviously, January 1st can only fall
on seven days: Monday through Sunday.
But you must factor in the possibility
of a leap day at the end of February.
Which gives you seven more patterns...
Two variations based on seven days
gives you fourteen patterns in all.
Any year you can name falls into one
of these fourteen.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Correct! Well done![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Obviously, January 1st can only fall[n]on seven days: Monday through Sunday.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But you must factor in the possibility[n]of a leap day at the end of February.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Which gives you seven more patterns...[n]Two variations based on seven days[n]gives you fourteen patterns in all.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Any year you can name falls into one[n]of these fourteen.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Fourteen."
Ms. Miyahara
MSG_084
No... You need to think about these
questions more elegantly.
Obviously, January 1st can only fall
on seven days: Monday through Sunday.
But you must factor in the possibility
of a leap day at the end of February.
Which gives you seven more patterns...
Two variations based on seven days
gives you fourteen patterns in all.
Any year you can name falls into one
of these fourteen.
questions more elegantly.
Obviously, January 1st can only fall
on seven days: Monday through Sunday.
But you must factor in the possibility
of a leap day at the end of February.
Which gives you seven more patterns...
Two variations based on seven days
gives you fourteen patterns in all.
Any year you can name falls into one
of these fourteen.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]No... You need to think about these[n]questions more elegantly.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Obviously, January 1st can only fall[n]on seven days: Monday through Sunday.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But you must factor in the possibility[n]of a leap day at the end of February.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Which gives you seven more patterns...[n]Two variations based on seven days[n]gives you fourteen patterns in all.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Any year you can name falls into one[n]of these fourteen.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Twenty-eight."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_085
Exams start next Tuesday...
I'd rather spend the time doing
experiments.
The precise moment when two agents
come into contact... It's so exciting!
All right, , it's your turn
to answer my question today.
I'd rather spend the time doing
experiments.
The precise moment when two agents
come into contact... It's so exciting!
All right, , it's your turn
to answer my question today.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 2 1]Exams start next Tuesday[f 0 2 0]...[n]I'd rather spend the time doing[n]experiments.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The precise moment when two agents[n]come into contact... It's so exciting![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]All right, [f 0 11], it's your turn[n]to answer my question today.[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_086
It's Japanese tradition to place
some salt next to the entrance of
a bar... Wait, we covered this.
Okay, new question. Do you know why
a matador's capote is red?
some salt next to the entrance of
a bar... Wait, we covered this.
Okay, new question. Do you know why
a matador's capote is red?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's Japanese tradition to place[n]some salt next to the entrance of[n]a bar... Wait, we covered this.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Okay, new question. Do you know why[n]a matador's capote is red?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL087
- "To excite the audience."
- "To excite the bull."
- "To hide the blood."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"To excite the audience."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"To excite the bull."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"To hide the blood."[e]
Response to selection: "To excite the audience."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_088
Oh... you knew? Well, that's
correct.
Bulls can't distinguish red from any
other color. It's the fluttering of
the capote that excites them.
The audience, however, becomes very
anxious at the red cape. Human reaction
to color is very interesting...
correct.
Bulls can't distinguish red from any
other color. It's the fluttering of
the capote that excites them.
The audience, however, becomes very
anxious at the red cape. Human reaction
to color is very interesting...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Oh... you knew? Well, that's[n]correct.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Bulls can't distinguish red from any[n]other color. It's the fluttering of[n]the capote that excites them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The audience, however, becomes very[n]anxious at the red cape. Human reaction[n]to color is very interesting...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "To excite the bull."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_089
Haha! What fun would teaching be
if students knew anything?
Bulls can't distinguish red from any
other color. It's the fluttering of
the capote that excites them.
The audience, however, becomes very
anxious at the red cape. Human reaction
to color is very interesting...
if students knew anything?
Bulls can't distinguish red from any
other color. It's the fluttering of
the capote that excites them.
The audience, however, becomes very
anxious at the red cape. Human reaction
to color is very interesting...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Haha! What fun would teaching be[n]if students knew anything?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Bulls can't distinguish red from any[n]other color. It's the fluttering of[n]the capote that excites them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The audience, however, becomes very[n]anxious at the red cape. Human reaction[n]to color is very interesting...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "To hide the blood."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_090
Our language can be very complex...
Now then... Junpei's looking shifty,
so how about you, ?
Now then... Junpei's looking shifty,
so how about you, ?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Our language can be very complex...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now then... Junpei's looking shifty,[n]so how about you, [f 0 11]?[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_091
Fill in the blank with the appropriate
conjunction: "It rained all last week,
_____ it'll rain again today."
conjunction: "It rained all last week,
_____ it'll rain again today."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Fill in the blank with the appropriate[n]conjunction: "It rained all last week,[n]_____ it'll rain again today."[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL092
- "But..."
- "And..."
- "Probably..."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"But..."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"And..."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Probably..."[e]
Response to selection: "But..."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_093
That's absolutely correct! You'd
make a great composition teacher
someday, .
You wouldn't use "but" to compare two
situations that are identical, and
"probably" isn't a conjunction.
So "and" is the way to go.
make a great composition teacher
someday, .
You wouldn't use "but" to compare two
situations that are identical, and
"probably" isn't a conjunction.
So "and" is the way to go.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]That's absolutely correct! You'd[n]make a great composition teacher[n]someday, [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You wouldn't use "but" to compare two[n]situations that are identical, and[n]"probably" isn't a conjunction.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So "and" is the way to go.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "And..."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_094
Tsk! If you made a mistake like that
on a test, I'd fail you on the spot.
It's not hard, if you just put some
thought into it!
You wouldn't use "but" to compare two
situations that are identical, and
"probably" isn't a conjunction.
So "and" is the way to go.
on a test, I'd fail you on the spot.
It's not hard, if you just put some
thought into it!
You wouldn't use "but" to compare two
situations that are identical, and
"probably" isn't a conjunction.
So "and" is the way to go.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Tsk! If you made a mistake like that[n]on a test, I'd fail you on the spot.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's not hard, if you just put some[n]thought into it![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You wouldn't use "but" to compare two[n]situations that are identical, and[n]"probably" isn't a conjunction.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So "and" is the way to go.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Probably..."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_095
The next chapter is about enzymes...
Are you worried it'll go over your
head?
Don't worry. You're already familiar
with the main places enzymes can be
found... your own body.
Let's see if you can tell the class,
...
Are you worried it'll go over your
head?
Don't worry. You're already familiar
with the main places enzymes can be
found... your own body.
Let's see if you can tell the class,
...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The next chapter is about enzymes...[n]Are you worried it'll go over your[n]head?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Don't worry. You're already familiar[n]with the main places enzymes can be[n]found... your own body.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's see if you can tell the class,[n][f 0 11]...[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_096
Consider milk, which contains lactic
acid.
One type of enzyme's function is to
break lactic acid into glucose and
galactose...
What is that enzyme called?
acid.
One type of enzyme's function is to
break lactic acid into glucose and
galactose...
What is that enzyme called?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Consider milk, which contains lactic[n]acid.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]One type of enzyme's function is to[n]break lactic acid into glucose and[n]galactose...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]What is that enzyme called?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL097
- "Invertase."
- "Sucrase."
- "Lactase."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Invertase."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Sucrase."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Lactase."[e]
Response to selection: "Invertase."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_098
Yep, you got it.
Some people get stomachaches from
drinking milk, because their bodies
can't produce enough lactase.
The same thing happens for some
people and alcohol, if they lack
enzymes to break the alcohol down.
But if you're wondering if you have
that particular enzyme... don't try
to find out until you're 21, okay?
Some people get stomachaches from
drinking milk, because their bodies
can't produce enough lactase.
The same thing happens for some
people and alcohol, if they lack
enzymes to break the alcohol down.
But if you're wondering if you have
that particular enzyme... don't try
to find out until you're 21, okay?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Yep, you got it.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some people get stomachaches from[n]drinking milk, because their bodies[n]can't produce enough lactase.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The same thing happens for some[n]people and alcohol, if they lack[n]enzymes to break the alcohol down.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But if you're wondering if you have[n]that particular enzyme... don't try[n]to find out until you're 21, okay?[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Sucrase."
Ms. Ounishi
MSG_099
Hmm, not quite. The answer is lactase.
Some people get stomachaches from
drinking milk, because their bodies
can't produce enough lactase.
The same thing happens for some
people and alcohol, if they lack
enzymes to break the alcohol down.
But if you're wondering if you have
that particular enzyme... don't try
to find out until you're 21, okay?
Some people get stomachaches from
drinking milk, because their bodies
can't produce enough lactase.
The same thing happens for some
people and alcohol, if they lack
enzymes to break the alcohol down.
But if you're wondering if you have
that particular enzyme... don't try
to find out until you're 21, okay?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Hmm, not quite. The answer is lactase.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some people get stomachaches from[n]drinking milk, because their bodies[n]can't produce enough lactase.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The same thing happens for some[n]people and alcohol, if they lack[n]enzymes to break the alcohol down.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But if you're wondering if you have[n]that particular enzyme... don't try[n]to find out until you're 21, okay?[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Lactase."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_100
Happy New Year, everyone.
Winter break is over now.
No more booze... Oh, you guys are
underage. Wow, I feel sorry for you.
Well! Let's get right down to
business. It's a new year, so
we'll start with the basics.
It's a simple concept, but students
often get it wrong. I'm talking
about the apostrophe.
Okay, .
Winter break is over now.
No more booze... Oh, you guys are
underage. Wow, I feel sorry for you.
Well! Let's get right down to
business. It's a new year, so
we'll start with the basics.
It's a simple concept, but students
often get it wrong. I'm talking
about the apostrophe.
Okay, .
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Happy New Year, everyone.[n]Winter break is over now.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]No more booze... Oh, you guys are[n]underage. Wow, I feel sorry for you.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Well! Let's get right down to[n]business. It's a new year, so[n]we'll start with the basics.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's a simple concept, but students[n]often get it wrong. I'm talking[n]about the apostrophe.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Okay, [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_101
Of the three phrases I've written
on the blackboard, tell me...
Which one is correct?
on the blackboard, tell me...
Which one is correct?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Of the three phrases I've written[n]on the blackboard, tell me...[n]Which one is correct?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL102
- "Its wrong."
- "It's wrong."
- "Its' wrong."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Its wrong."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"It's wrong."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Its' wrong."[e]
Response to selection: "Its wrong."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_103
That's absolutely right.
"It's" is a contraction of "It is."
"Its" is a possessive word. You could
say "its tail" or "its temperature,"
but not "its wrong."
There's another pair of words that
are commonly confused...
"They're" and "their" have the same
pronunciation, but they're not
interchangeable, so watch out.
Now, open your textbooks.
"It's" is a contraction of "It is."
"Its" is a possessive word. You could
say "its tail" or "its temperature,"
but not "its wrong."
There's another pair of words that
are commonly confused...
"They're" and "their" have the same
pronunciation, but they're not
interchangeable, so watch out.
Now, open your textbooks.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]That's absolutely right.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"It's" is a contraction of "It is."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Its" is a possessive word. You could[n]say "its tail" or "its temperature,"[n]but not "its wrong."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There's another pair of words that[n]are commonly confused...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"They're" and "their" have the same[n]pronunciation, but they're not[n]interchangeable, so watch out.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, open your textbooks.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "It's wrong."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_104
No! Wrong! Totally wrong! Where'd
you learn this!? Stop doing it!
"It's" is a contraction of "It is."
"Its" is a possessive word. You could
say "its tail" or "its temperature,"
but not "its wrong."
There's another pair of words that
are commonly confused...
"They're" and "their" have the same
pronunciation, but they're not
interchangeable, so watch out.
Now, open your textbooks.
you learn this!? Stop doing it!
"It's" is a contraction of "It is."
"Its" is a possessive word. You could
say "its tail" or "its temperature,"
but not "its wrong."
There's another pair of words that
are commonly confused...
"They're" and "their" have the same
pronunciation, but they're not
interchangeable, so watch out.
Now, open your textbooks.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]No! Wrong! Totally wrong! Where'd[n]you learn this!? Stop doing it![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"It's" is a contraction of "It is."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Its" is a possessive word. You could[n]say "its tail" or "its temperature,"[n]but not "its wrong."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There's another pair of words that[n]are commonly confused...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"They're" and "their" have the same[n]pronunciation, but they're not[n]interchangeable, so watch out.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, open your textbooks.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Its' wrong."
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_105
Okay everyone, listen up.
Everyone know what tofu is, right?
It's a high-protein health food made
of soybeans.
Soy sauce is another food that's
obviously made from soybeans.
Now... .
Everyone know what tofu is, right?
It's a high-protein health food made
of soybeans.
Soy sauce is another food that's
obviously made from soybeans.
Now... .
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Okay everyone, listen up.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Everyone know what tofu is, right?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's a high-protein health food made[n]of soybeans.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Soy sauce is another food that's[n]obviously made from soybeans.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now... [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_106
Natto comes from soybeans, too,
but how is it made?
but how is it made?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Natto comes from soybeans, too,[n]but how is it made?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL107
- "By boiling them."
- "By fermenting them."
- "By stir-frying them."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"By boiling them."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"By fermenting them."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"By stir-frying them."[e]
Response to selection: "By boiling them."
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_108
Right.
Natto is fermented, which is why
it's sticky.
It's a Japanese food, but even here,
a handful of people can't stand the
taste of it...
Natto is fermented, which is why
it's sticky.
It's a Japanese food, but even here,
a handful of people can't stand the
taste of it...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Right.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Natto is fermented, which is why[n]it's sticky.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's a Japanese food, but even here,[n]a handful of people can't stand the[n]taste of it...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "By fermenting them."
Mrs. Terauchi
MSG_109
Wrong!
Natto is fermented, which is why
it's sticky.
It's a Japanese food, but even here,
a handful of people can't stand the
taste of it...
Natto is fermented, which is why
it's sticky.
It's a Japanese food, but even here,
a handful of people can't stand the
taste of it...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Wrong![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Natto is fermented, which is why[n]it's sticky.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's a Japanese food, but even here,[n]a handful of people can't stand the[n]taste of it...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "By stir-frying them."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_110
Oh, how sublimely the heroine
Murasakino-ue is portrayed in
this passage!
She was written to be the ideal
woman of the Heian period...
The quintessential Heian beauty.
Speaking of Heian beauty... Here's
a question for you, .
Murasakino-ue is portrayed in
this passage!
She was written to be the ideal
woman of the Heian period...
The quintessential Heian beauty.
Speaking of Heian beauty... Here's
a question for you, .
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Oh, how sublimely the heroine[n]Murasakino-ue is portrayed in[n]this passage![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]She was written to be the ideal[n]woman of the Heian period...[n]The quintessential Heian beauty.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Speaking of Heian beauty... Here's[n]a question for you, [f 0 11].[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_111
The chief criteria for Heian beauty
was the length of a woman's hair,
though cosmetics were important too.
They used white makeup, plucked their
eyebrows in favor of drawn-on ones,
and colored their teeth with limonite.
But do you think the men did these
things?
was the length of a woman's hair,
though cosmetics were important too.
They used white makeup, plucked their
eyebrows in favor of drawn-on ones,
and colored their teeth with limonite.
But do you think the men did these
things?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The chief criteria for Heian beauty[n]was the length of a woman's hair,[n]though cosmetics were important too.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They used white makeup, plucked their[n]eyebrows in favor of drawn-on ones,[n]and colored their teeth with limonite.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But do you think the men did these[n]things?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL112
- "They plucked their eyebrows."
- "They colored their teeth."
- "They did both."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"They plucked their eyebrows."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"They colored their teeth."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"They did both."[e]
Response to selection: "They plucked their eyebrows."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_113
Hmph... I suppose it was an
easy question.
It was a unified style. Whether man
or woman, every adult sported this
fashion.
Even though the white powder was lead-
based and unhealthy, they wore it to
uphold their standards of beauty.
Compared to them, you guys are...
easy question.
It was a unified style. Whether man
or woman, every adult sported this
fashion.
Even though the white powder was lead-
based and unhealthy, they wore it to
uphold their standards of beauty.
Compared to them, you guys are...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Hmph... I suppose it was an[n]easy question.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was a unified style. Whether man[n]or woman, every adult sported this[n]fashion.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Even though the white powder was lead-[n]based and unhealthy, they wore it to[n]uphold their standards of beauty.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Compared to them, you guys are...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "They colored their teeth."
Mr. Ekoda
MSG_114
Hah! Wrong again. Maybe a little
makeup would hide your shame.
It was a unified style. Whether man
or woman, every adult sported this
fashion.
Even though the white powder was lead-
based and unhealthy, they wore it to
uphold their standards of beauty.
Compared to them, you guys are...
makeup would hide your shame.
It was a unified style. Whether man
or woman, every adult sported this
fashion.
Even though the white powder was lead-
based and unhealthy, they wore it to
uphold their standards of beauty.
Compared to them, you guys are...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Hah! Wrong again. Maybe a little[n]makeup would hide your shame.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was a unified style. Whether man[n]or woman, every adult sported this[n]fashion.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Even though the white powder was lead-[n]based and unhealthy, they wore it to[n]uphold their standards of beauty.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Compared to them, you guys are...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "They did both."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_115
So now do you understand the
difference between "otsukuri"
and "sashimi"?
Let's see... Umm... Ah,
! You looked up just
now, so you must know!
difference between "otsukuri"
and "sashimi"?
Let's see... Umm... Ah,
! You looked up just
now, so you must know!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]So now do you understand the[n]difference between "otsukuri"[n]and "sashimi"?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Let's see... Umm... Ah,[n][f 0 11]! You looked up just[n]now, so you must know![n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_116
"Sashimi" literally means "pierced
flesh," but the fish is actually
cut. Where does the name come from?
flesh," but the fish is actually
cut. Where does the name come from?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]"Sashimi" literally means "pierced[n]flesh," but the fish is actually[n]cut. Where does the name come from?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL117
- "It was once pierced."
- "It just sounds good."
- "They didn't want to say 'cut.'"
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"It was once pierced."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"It just sounds good."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"They didn't want to say 'cut.'"[e]
Response to selection: "It was once pierced."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_118
Wow... You'd do great on one of
those quiz shows.
The word "cut" was disliked in
the samurai society. The reasons
for this were...
those quiz shows.
The word "cut" was disliked in
the samurai society. The reasons
for this were...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Wow... You'd do great on one of[n]those quiz shows.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The word "cut" was disliked in[n]the samurai society. The reasons[n]for this were...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "It just sounds good."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_119
Well, not quite. In the samurai
society, use of the word "cut"
was frowned upon.
Was it because it reminded them
of being cut by a katana? Well,
anyway...
society, use of the word "cut"
was frowned upon.
Was it because it reminded them
of being cut by a katana? Well,
anyway...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Well, not quite. In the samurai[n]society, use of the word "cut"[n]was frowned upon.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Was it because it reminded them[n]of being cut by a katana? Well,[n]anyway...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "They didn't want to say 'cut.'"
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_120
...Kenji! Hey, Kenji!
Geez, he's completely out of it.
He should start drinking coffee
before he comes to class...
How about you, ?
Geez, he's completely out of it.
He should start drinking coffee
before he comes to class...
How about you, ?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 3 1]...Kenji! Hey, Kenji![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Geez, he's completely out of it.[n]He should start drinking coffee[n]before he comes to class...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]How about you, [f 0 11]?[n][f 0 4][e]
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_121
Everyone knows that "coffee" is
derived from Arabic. Or you should,
because I told you that last time.
But which one of these things is
NOT Arabic?
derived from Arabic. Or you should,
because I told you that last time.
But which one of these things is
NOT Arabic?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Everyone knows that "coffee" is[n]derived from Arabic. Or you should,[n]because I told you that last time.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But which one of these things is[n]NOT Arabic?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL122
- "Sugar."
- "Magazines."
- "Wristwatches."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Sugar."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Magazines."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Wristwatches."[e]
Response to selection: "Sugar."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_123
Bingo! You hit the jackpot.
Both "sugar" and "magazine" had their
origins in Arabic.
However, they're derived from European
languages, not directly from Arabic.
Both "sugar" and "magazine" had their
origins in Arabic.
However, they're derived from European
languages, not directly from Arabic.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Bingo! You hit the jackpot.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Both "sugar" and "magazine" had their[n]origins in Arabic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]However, they're derived from European[n]languages, not directly from Arabic.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Magazines."
Ms. Toriumi
MSG_124
Too bad... The answer is "wristwatch."
Both "sugar" and "magazine" had their
origins in Arabic.
However, they're derived from European
languages, not directly from Arabic.
Both "sugar" and "magazine" had their
origins in Arabic.
However, they're derived from European
languages, not directly from Arabic.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 44 10 1 1]Too bad... The answer is "wristwatch."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Both "sugar" and "magazine" had their[n]origins in Arabic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]However, they're derived from European[n]languages, not directly from Arabic.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Wristwatches."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_125
All right, let's get started.
Palas aron azinomas...
We all need to start somewhere.
Rome wasn't built in a day!
The same goes for magic. It's important
to learn the basics.
So today, I'll tell you about the origins
of magic.
Long, long ago, at the dawn of civilization,
man created primitive religions.
Animism, totemism, and shamanism all fall
into this category. You learned them in
world history, right?
That last one, shamanism, is important
to the origins of magic.
Shamans would fall into a trance state
and act as the intermediary between
the worlds, but...
It counts as "magic," where humans can
have the power of gods and spirits in
their own hands.
This shaman-style magical tradition
would later be embraced by witches.
Take the common European witch, as
an example.
People today think witches derived
their power from contracts with the
devil...
But that's just the image that
Christianity imposed on them.
The witches' predecessors were more
like maidens serving the gods.
It was through prayer to those gods
that they earned their powers.
They learned to control their magic
without losing consciousness during
their trance states.
That's how they originally awoke to
magic.
Originally, Europe was full of religions
that worshipped a slew of various gods.
They were generically called
"paganism."
And for your information, the celebrations
of Christmas and Halloween have pagan
backgrounds.
...Are you all still listening?
No trance states, now... Eeeheehee.
I'll give you a little test to see
if you're paying attention.
Get it wrong, and your afterlife won't
be pleasant. Pallas aron azinomas...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
Palas aron azinomas...
We all need to start somewhere.
Rome wasn't built in a day!
The same goes for magic. It's important
to learn the basics.
So today, I'll tell you about the origins
of magic.
Long, long ago, at the dawn of civilization,
man created primitive religions.
Animism, totemism, and shamanism all fall
into this category. You learned them in
world history, right?
That last one, shamanism, is important
to the origins of magic.
Shamans would fall into a trance state
and act as the intermediary between
the worlds, but...
It counts as "magic," where humans can
have the power of gods and spirits in
their own hands.
This shaman-style magical tradition
would later be embraced by witches.
Take the common European witch, as
an example.
People today think witches derived
their power from contracts with the
devil...
But that's just the image that
Christianity imposed on them.
The witches' predecessors were more
like maidens serving the gods.
It was through prayer to those gods
that they earned their powers.
They learned to control their magic
without losing consciousness during
their trance states.
That's how they originally awoke to
magic.
Originally, Europe was full of religions
that worshipped a slew of various gods.
They were generically called
"paganism."
And for your information, the celebrations
of Christmas and Halloween have pagan
backgrounds.
...Are you all still listening?
No trance states, now... Eeeheehee.
I'll give you a little test to see
if you're paying attention.
Get it wrong, and your afterlife won't
be pleasant. Pallas aron azinomas...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]All right, let's get started.[n]Palas aron azinomas...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We all need to start somewhere.[n]Rome wasn't built in a day![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The same goes for magic. It's important[n]to learn the basics.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So today, I'll tell you about the origins[n]of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Long, long ago, at the dawn of civilization,[n]man created primitive religions.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Animism, totemism, and shamanism all fall[n]into this category. You learned them in[n]world history, right?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That last one, shamanism, is important[n]to the origins of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Shamans would fall into a trance state[n]and act as the intermediary between[n]the worlds, but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It counts as "magic," where humans can[n]have the power of gods and spirits in[n]their own hands.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This shaman-style magical tradition[n]would later be embraced by witches.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Take the common European witch, as[n]an example.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]People today think witches derived[n]their power from contracts with the[n]devil...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But that's just the image that[n]Christianity imposed on them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The witches' predecessors were more[n]like maidens serving the gods.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was through prayer to those gods[n]that they earned their powers.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They learned to control their magic[n]without losing consciousness during[n]their trance states.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That's how they originally awoke to[n]magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Originally, Europe was full of religions[n]that worshipped a slew of various gods.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They were generically called[n]"paganism."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]And for your information, the celebrations[n]of Christmas and Halloween have pagan[n]backgrounds.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all still listening?[n]No trance states, now... Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll give you a little test to see[n]if you're paying attention.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and your afterlife won't[n]be pleasant. Pallas aron azinomas...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who should I pick...? All right,[n][f 0 11], I ask thee.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_126
What formed the origins of magic?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]What formed the origins of magic?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL127
- "Totemism."
- "Animism."
- "Shamanism."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Totemism."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Animism."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Shamanism."[e]
Response to selection: "Totemism."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_128
Very good... You'll be born into
your next life as a human again.
Now then, paganism and Christianity
have a tighter connection to one another
than you'd think.
As the Roman Empire grew stronger,
so did the population of Christians
in the empire.
At first, each religion carried on its own
worship separately, but...
your next life as a human again.
Now then, paganism and Christianity
have a tighter connection to one another
than you'd think.
As the Roman Empire grew stronger,
so did the population of Christians
in the empire.
At first, each religion carried on its own
worship separately, but...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Very good... You'll be born into[n]your next life as a human again.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now then, paganism and Christianity[n]have a tighter connection to one another[n]than you'd think.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As the Roman Empire grew stronger,[n]so did the population of Christians[n]in the empire.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]At first, each religion carried on its own[n]worship separately, but...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Animism."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_129
Wrong. Enjoy your next life as
a chupacabra.
Now then, paganism and Christianity
have a tighter connection to one another
than you'd think.
As the Roman Empire grew stronger,
so did the population of Christians
in the empire.
At first, each religion carried on its own
worship separately, but...
a chupacabra.
Now then, paganism and Christianity
have a tighter connection to one another
than you'd think.
As the Roman Empire grew stronger,
so did the population of Christians
in the empire.
At first, each religion carried on its own
worship separately, but...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong. Enjoy your next life as[n]a chupacabra.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now then, paganism and Christianity[n]have a tighter connection to one another[n]than you'd think.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As the Roman Empire grew stronger,[n]so did the population of Christians[n]in the empire.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]At first, each religion carried on its own[n]worship separately, but...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Shamanism."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_130
Silence! Class is beginning.
Sebna uru quah...
I plan on using the word "magic"
in a very general sense.
But today, we'll talk about the single
most magical place and time.
Today's topic is the magic of
medieval Europe.
There are a lot of materials pertaining to
western magic, from books to folklore.
We'll cover all of it, including the changes
it's gone through.
As I mentioned last time, European magic
has its origins in paganism.
Starting with Christianity, though,
it's been influenced by the influx of
various cultures.
Some well-known examples are...
Kabbalah, the study of the mystical
aspects of Jewish texts.
Gnosticism, a Christian sect founded by
Simon Magus, the Sorcerer.
Greece's philosophy and natural sciences
were the fruits of magical researchers...
The same was true of Islam's scientific
advances, which surpassed Europe's
at the time.
Now, as for the circumstances of magic
in this age...
It was an era where the rule of
Christianity and the insight of the
natural sciences collided.
Magicians bravely reached up for
a connection with the gods...
...Are you all awake? You're not
daydreaming, right? Eeeheehee.
A little test, to see if you were
listening...
Get it wrong, and you'll get a scary
guardian angel. Sebna uru quah...
Who should I choose...? All right,
, I ask thee.
Sebna uru quah...
I plan on using the word "magic"
in a very general sense.
But today, we'll talk about the single
most magical place and time.
Today's topic is the magic of
medieval Europe.
There are a lot of materials pertaining to
western magic, from books to folklore.
We'll cover all of it, including the changes
it's gone through.
As I mentioned last time, European magic
has its origins in paganism.
Starting with Christianity, though,
it's been influenced by the influx of
various cultures.
Some well-known examples are...
Kabbalah, the study of the mystical
aspects of Jewish texts.
Gnosticism, a Christian sect founded by
Simon Magus, the Sorcerer.
Greece's philosophy and natural sciences
were the fruits of magical researchers...
The same was true of Islam's scientific
advances, which surpassed Europe's
at the time.
Now, as for the circumstances of magic
in this age...
It was an era where the rule of
Christianity and the insight of the
natural sciences collided.
Magicians bravely reached up for
a connection with the gods...
...Are you all awake? You're not
daydreaming, right? Eeeheehee.
A little test, to see if you were
listening...
Get it wrong, and you'll get a scary
guardian angel. Sebna uru quah...
Who should I choose...? All right,
, I ask thee.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Silence! Class is beginning.[n]Sebna uru quah...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I plan on using the word "magic"[n]in a very general sense.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But today, we'll talk about the single[n]most magical place and time.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Today's topic is the magic of[n]medieval Europe.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There are a lot of materials pertaining to[n]western magic, from books to folklore.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We'll cover all of it, including the changes[n]it's gone through.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As I mentioned last time, European magic[n]has its origins in paganism.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Starting with Christianity, though,[n]it's been influenced by the influx of[n]various cultures.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some well-known examples are...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Kabbalah, the study of the mystical[n]aspects of Jewish texts.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Gnosticism, a Christian sect founded by[n]Simon Magus, the Sorcerer.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Greece's philosophy and natural sciences[n]were the fruits of magical researchers...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The same was true of Islam's scientific[n]advances, which surpassed Europe's[n]at the time.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, as for the circumstances of magic[n]in this age...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was an era where the rule of[n]Christianity and the insight of the[n]natural sciences collided.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Magicians bravely reached up for[n]a connection with the gods...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all awake? You're not[n]daydreaming, right? Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A little test, to see if you were[n]listening...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and you'll get a scary[n]guardian angel. Sebna uru quah...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who should I choose...? All right,[n][f 0 11], I ask thee.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_131
What is the mystical study of
Jewish texts?
Jewish texts?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]What is the mystical study of[n]Jewish texts?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL132
- "Lemegeton."
- "Gnosticism."
- "Kabbalah."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Lemegeton."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Gnosticism."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Kabbalah."[e]
Response to selection: "Lemegeton."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_133
Very good.
The magicians of the age achieved
great things...
Particularly the famous "grimoires."
Grimoires are collections of a wide range
of magical texts, and...
The magicians of the age achieved
great things...
Particularly the famous "grimoires."
Grimoires are collections of a wide range
of magical texts, and...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Very good.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The magicians of the age achieved[n]great things...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Particularly the famous "grimoires."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Grimoires are collections of a wide range[n]of magical texts, and...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Gnosticism."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_134
Wrong! You get a fallen samurai from
Okehazama for your guardian angel.
Now then, the magicians of the age
achieved great things...
Particularly the famous "grimoires."
Grimoires are collections of a wide range
of magical texts, and...
Okehazama for your guardian angel.
Now then, the magicians of the age
achieved great things...
Particularly the famous "grimoires."
Grimoires are collections of a wide range
of magical texts, and...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong! You get a fallen samurai from[n]Okehazama for your guardian angel.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now then, the magicians of the age[n]achieved great things...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Particularly the famous "grimoires."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Grimoires are collections of a wide range[n]of magical texts, and...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Kabbalah."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_135
Hello, class. Bagahi Laca Bachabe...
Are you ready? Then, let's begin.
Today, we'll discuss the magic of
the Renaissance.
The Renaissance was a time when
the arts and the sciences enjoyed
a resurgence in Europe.
Naturally, this had a profound influence
on magic.
It might be more accurate to say
the two studies helped improve
one another...
As to why the Renaissance helped
to further magic...
They had found a way to escape
the rule of the church.
By studying the teachings of previously
forbidden sects, the knowledge of magic
spread greatly.
The Renaissance also brought about
the revival of ancient Greek and
Roman literature.
Magical texts, such as the Hermetica,
received new translations and study.
Philosophy, natural history, alchemy,
astrology...
The book was filled with a wide
range of subjects, and could be
called the bible of magic.
Just as science and astronomy have made
strides in the modern day...
So, too, has the art of magic.
You can see this in the emergence
of a great magician, who applied
the knowledge of the Renaissance.
John Dee was a professor who advised
the Queen of England, but...
...with the magical knowledge he
obtained, he was able to talk to angels.
Then there was Hohenheim, a doctor
who traveled across Europe...
He became known as Paracelsus,
a renowned physician and alchemist.
Of course, a magician's life wasn't
an easy one.
Both men lived lives riddled with
persecution.
...Are you all listening? Keep your minds
down to Earth! Eeeheehee.
Here's a test to see if you were
paying attention.
Get it wrong, and your house will
become irrevocably haunted.
Bagahi Laca Bachabe...
Now... Who should be my victim?
, I ask thee.
Are you ready? Then, let's begin.
Today, we'll discuss the magic of
the Renaissance.
The Renaissance was a time when
the arts and the sciences enjoyed
a resurgence in Europe.
Naturally, this had a profound influence
on magic.
It might be more accurate to say
the two studies helped improve
one another...
As to why the Renaissance helped
to further magic...
They had found a way to escape
the rule of the church.
By studying the teachings of previously
forbidden sects, the knowledge of magic
spread greatly.
The Renaissance also brought about
the revival of ancient Greek and
Roman literature.
Magical texts, such as the Hermetica,
received new translations and study.
Philosophy, natural history, alchemy,
astrology...
The book was filled with a wide
range of subjects, and could be
called the bible of magic.
Just as science and astronomy have made
strides in the modern day...
So, too, has the art of magic.
You can see this in the emergence
of a great magician, who applied
the knowledge of the Renaissance.
John Dee was a professor who advised
the Queen of England, but...
...with the magical knowledge he
obtained, he was able to talk to angels.
Then there was Hohenheim, a doctor
who traveled across Europe...
He became known as Paracelsus,
a renowned physician and alchemist.
Of course, a magician's life wasn't
an easy one.
Both men lived lives riddled with
persecution.
...Are you all listening? Keep your minds
down to Earth! Eeeheehee.
Here's a test to see if you were
paying attention.
Get it wrong, and your house will
become irrevocably haunted.
Bagahi Laca Bachabe...
Now... Who should be my victim?
, I ask thee.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Hello, class. Bagahi Laca Bachabe...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Are you ready? Then, let's begin.[n]Today, we'll discuss the magic of[n]the Renaissance.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Renaissance was a time when[n]the arts and the sciences enjoyed[n]a resurgence in Europe.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Naturally, this had a profound influence[n]on magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It might be more accurate to say[n]the two studies helped improve[n]one another...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As to why the Renaissance helped[n]to further magic...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They had found a way to escape[n]the rule of the church.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]By studying the teachings of previously[n]forbidden sects, the knowledge of magic[n]spread greatly.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Renaissance also brought about[n]the revival of ancient Greek and[n]Roman literature.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Magical texts, such as the Hermetica,[n]received new translations and study.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Philosophy, natural history, alchemy,[n]astrology...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The book was filled with a wide[n]range of subjects, and could be[n]called the bible of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Just as science and astronomy have made[n]strides in the modern day...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So, too, has the art of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You can see this in the emergence[n]of a great magician, who applied[n]the knowledge of the Renaissance.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]John Dee was a professor who advised[n]the Queen of England, but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...with the magical knowledge he[n]obtained, he was able to talk to angels.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Then there was Hohenheim, a doctor[n]who traveled across Europe...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]He became known as Paracelsus,[n]a renowned physician and alchemist.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Of course, a magician's life wasn't[n]an easy one.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Both men lived lives riddled with[n]persecution.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all listening? Keep your minds[n]down to Earth! Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Here's a test to see if you were[n]paying attention.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and your house will[n]become irrevocably haunted.[n]Bagahi Laca Bachabe...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now... Who should be my victim?[n][f 0 11], I ask thee.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_136
Which book helped further the art
of magic during the Renaissance?
of magic during the Renaissance?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Which book helped further the art[n]of magic during the Renaissance?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL137
- "The Book of Enoch."
- "The Book of Thoth."
- "The Hermetica."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Book of Enoch."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Book of Thoth."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"The Hermetica."[e]
Response to selection: "The Book of Enoch."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_138
Correct. Back to your peaceful life.
Magic at the time had a great influence
on the church-ruled society.
Several magicians were involved with
the central part of the Renaissance,
the religious revolution...
Magic at the time had a great influence
on the church-ruled society.
Several magicians were involved with
the central part of the Renaissance,
the religious revolution...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Correct. Back to your peaceful life.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Magic at the time had a great influence[n]on the church-ruled society.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Several magicians were involved with[n]the central part of the Renaissance,[n]the religious revolution...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Book of Thoth."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_139
Wrong! Now you'll be seeing a
woman's face in the ceiling...
Magic at the time had a great influence
on the church-ruled society.
Several magicians were involved with
the central part of the Renaissance,
the religious revolution...
woman's face in the ceiling...
Magic at the time had a great influence
on the church-ruled society.
Several magicians were involved with
the central part of the Renaissance,
the religious revolution...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong! Now you'll be seeing a[n]woman's face in the ceiling...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Magic at the time had a great influence[n]on the church-ruled society.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Several magicians were involved with[n]the central part of the Renaissance,[n]the religious revolution...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Hermetica."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_140
Let's begin, class. Ahih Adni
Tetragrammaton...
We've covered the times of magical
growth, and now we've just about
reached the modern age.
Every art or science branches off
into sub-studies as it progresses...
Magic, too, was subdivided around
the 18th century.
Some people preached about morals,
some focused on communicating with
spirits, and so on.
There was even a man who founded
modern psychology through his
research on hypnosis.
This, too, is magic: the ability to see
into the human mind.
As a result of the flourishing
magical research, witch hunts
became more common...
To avoid this, magic began to progress
in "secret societies."
I'm sure many of you have heard
the names of these organizations...
The Rosicrucian Order, the Freemasons,
the Illuminati, the Golden Dawn...
Many of these societies are still
with us today.
The forefathers of modern magic are
too numerous to count.
For instance, there's Eliphas Levi,
the man who attempted to combine
modern and ancient systems of magic.
His literature, which took a scientific
approach, is still published today.
Madam Blavatsky was the biggest
magician of the 19th century, and
a renowned Theosophist.
Many magical societies have stemmed
from the Theosophical Society that
she founded.
Mesmer opened the path to psychology
in his studies on life energy.
Rudolf Steiner helped spread the
knowledge of anthroposophy.
There was Aleister Crowley, of course,
the 20th century's grand magician...
And Gurdjieff, a mystic who taught
his many students the Fourth Way.
All of them had incredible stores
of knowledge.
...Are you all listening? You're not frozen
with fear, I trust? Eeeheehee.
I'll test you, to see how well
you've been paying attention.
Get it wrong, and your zodiac
sign will change. Ahah Adonai
Tetragrammaton...
Who to choose...? Ah, .
I ask thee...
Tetragrammaton...
We've covered the times of magical
growth, and now we've just about
reached the modern age.
Every art or science branches off
into sub-studies as it progresses...
Magic, too, was subdivided around
the 18th century.
Some people preached about morals,
some focused on communicating with
spirits, and so on.
There was even a man who founded
modern psychology through his
research on hypnosis.
This, too, is magic: the ability to see
into the human mind.
As a result of the flourishing
magical research, witch hunts
became more common...
To avoid this, magic began to progress
in "secret societies."
I'm sure many of you have heard
the names of these organizations...
The Rosicrucian Order, the Freemasons,
the Illuminati, the Golden Dawn...
Many of these societies are still
with us today.
The forefathers of modern magic are
too numerous to count.
For instance, there's Eliphas Levi,
the man who attempted to combine
modern and ancient systems of magic.
His literature, which took a scientific
approach, is still published today.
Madam Blavatsky was the biggest
magician of the 19th century, and
a renowned Theosophist.
Many magical societies have stemmed
from the Theosophical Society that
she founded.
Mesmer opened the path to psychology
in his studies on life energy.
Rudolf Steiner helped spread the
knowledge of anthroposophy.
There was Aleister Crowley, of course,
the 20th century's grand magician...
And Gurdjieff, a mystic who taught
his many students the Fourth Way.
All of them had incredible stores
of knowledge.
...Are you all listening? You're not frozen
with fear, I trust? Eeeheehee.
I'll test you, to see how well
you've been paying attention.
Get it wrong, and your zodiac
sign will change. Ahah Adonai
Tetragrammaton...
Who to choose...? Ah, .
I ask thee...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Let's begin, class. Ahih Adni[n]Tetragrammaton...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]We've covered the times of magical[n]growth, and now we've just about[n]reached the modern age.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Every art or science branches off[n]into sub-studies as it progresses...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Magic, too, was subdivided around[n]the 18th century.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some people preached about morals,[n]some focused on communicating with[n]spirits, and so on.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There was even a man who founded[n]modern psychology through his[n]research on hypnosis.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This, too, is magic: the ability to see[n]into the human mind.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As a result of the flourishing[n]magical research, witch hunts[n]became more common...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]To avoid this, magic began to progress[n]in "secret societies."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm sure many of you have heard[n]the names of these organizations...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Rosicrucian Order, the Freemasons,[n]the Illuminati, the Golden Dawn...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Many of these societies are still[n]with us today.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The forefathers of modern magic are[n]too numerous to count.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]For instance, there's Eliphas Levi,[n]the man who attempted to combine[n]modern and ancient systems of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]His literature, which took a scientific[n]approach, is still published today.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Madam Blavatsky was the biggest[n]magician of the 19th century, and[n]a renowned Theosophist.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Many magical societies have stemmed[n]from the Theosophical Society that[n]she founded.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Mesmer opened the path to psychology[n]in his studies on life energy.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Rudolf Steiner helped spread the[n]knowledge of anthroposophy.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There was Aleister Crowley, of course,[n]the 20th century's grand magician...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]And Gurdjieff, a mystic who taught[n]his many students the Fourth Way.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]All of them had incredible stores[n]of knowledge.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all listening? You're not frozen[n]with fear, I trust? Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll test you, to see how well[n]you've been paying attention.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and your zodiac[n]sign will change. Ahah Adonai[n]Tetragrammaton...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who to choose...? Ah, [f 0 11].[n]I ask thee...[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_141
Who was the founder of Theosophy,
which gave rise to many magical
societies?
which gave rise to many magical
societies?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Who was the founder of Theosophy,[n]which gave rise to many magical[n]societies?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL142
- "Eliphas Levi."
- "Madam Blavatsky."
- "Aleister Crowley."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Eliphas Levi."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Madam Blavatsky."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Aleister Crowley."[e]
Response to selection: "Eliphas Levi."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_143
Very good. Remember to be purified
on your unlucky years...
Now then, the magical arts progressed
even further with practical use.
With the knowledge spread by the
people we've discussed today...
on your unlucky years...
Now then, the magical arts progressed
even further with practical use.
With the knowledge spread by the
people we've discussed today...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Very good. Remember to be purified[n]on your unlucky years...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now then, the magical arts progressed[n]even further with practical use.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]With the knowledge spread by the[n]people we've discussed today...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Madam Blavatsky."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_144
Wrong! Your sign is now the Cat--
your year will never come!
Now then, the magical arts progressed
even further with practical use.
With the knowledge spread by the
people we've discussed today...
your year will never come!
Now then, the magical arts progressed
even further with practical use.
With the knowledge spread by the
people we've discussed today...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong! Your sign is now the Cat--[n]your year will never come![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now then, the magical arts progressed[n]even further with practical use.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]With the knowledge spread by the[n]people we've discussed today...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Aleister Crowley."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_145
We begin! Om vajra-ratna Om...
Today, we'll be examining regional
forms of magic.
First up is India, one of the birthplaces
of magic.
You may not think of India as an especially
magical place, but...
It's precisely the opposite.
If you think about it, esoteric
Buddhist magic came from India...
It was a definite influence on
Gnosticism, and a foundation of
modern-day theosophy.
It's said that the Upanishads, part of the
Vedas, are the original books of magic.
Many ancient Indians were passionate
in their search for magic.
These Indian magicians emerged in
similar circumstances as other places
around the world.
In India, it's traditional to lead
a pious life...
But eventually, some people claimed
to have gained immense power through
Tapasya.
At first, their claims were rejected,
but they slowly gained power and
numbers...
Eventually, they were accepted into
common practice.
They are the asceticists mentioned
in the Upanishads.
However, a normal human wouldn't be
able to mimic their skills.
The tapasvins have surpassed the
limitations of humanity.
Do you think you could fast and
pray for months at a time, without
eating or sleeping?
You'd die before attaining any powers!
So, it's understandable that the Buddha
rejected such extreme asceticism.
Of course, the Upanishads aren't
all about such wild practices.
They contain very practical methods,
too. Yoga, for instance, was also
introduced in these scriptures.
...Are you all listening? No out-of-body
projections, now! Eeeheehee.
Perhaps a test is in order, to see
if you were listening...
Get it wrong, and I'll pile on some
extra bad karma. Om vajra-ratna Om...
Who should I call on? How about you,
? I ask thee...
Today, we'll be examining regional
forms of magic.
First up is India, one of the birthplaces
of magic.
You may not think of India as an especially
magical place, but...
It's precisely the opposite.
If you think about it, esoteric
Buddhist magic came from India...
It was a definite influence on
Gnosticism, and a foundation of
modern-day theosophy.
It's said that the Upanishads, part of the
Vedas, are the original books of magic.
Many ancient Indians were passionate
in their search for magic.
These Indian magicians emerged in
similar circumstances as other places
around the world.
In India, it's traditional to lead
a pious life...
But eventually, some people claimed
to have gained immense power through
Tapasya.
At first, their claims were rejected,
but they slowly gained power and
numbers...
Eventually, they were accepted into
common practice.
They are the asceticists mentioned
in the Upanishads.
However, a normal human wouldn't be
able to mimic their skills.
The tapasvins have surpassed the
limitations of humanity.
Do you think you could fast and
pray for months at a time, without
eating or sleeping?
You'd die before attaining any powers!
So, it's understandable that the Buddha
rejected such extreme asceticism.
Of course, the Upanishads aren't
all about such wild practices.
They contain very practical methods,
too. Yoga, for instance, was also
introduced in these scriptures.
...Are you all listening? No out-of-body
projections, now! Eeeheehee.
Perhaps a test is in order, to see
if you were listening...
Get it wrong, and I'll pile on some
extra bad karma. Om vajra-ratna Om...
Who should I call on? How about you,
? I ask thee...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]We begin! Om vajra-ratna Om...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Today, we'll be examining regional[n]forms of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]First up is India, one of the birthplaces[n]of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You may not think of India as an especially[n]magical place, but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's precisely the opposite.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]If you think about it, esoteric[n]Buddhist magic came from India...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was a definite influence on[n]Gnosticism, and a foundation of[n]modern-day theosophy.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's said that the Upanishads, part of the[n]Vedas, are the original books of magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Many ancient Indians were passionate[n]in their search for magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]These Indian magicians emerged in[n]similar circumstances as other places[n]around the world.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In India, it's traditional to lead[n]a pious life...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But eventually, some people claimed[n]to have gained immense power through[n]Tapasya.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]At first, their claims were rejected,[n]but they slowly gained power and[n]numbers...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Eventually, they were accepted into[n]common practice.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They are the asceticists mentioned[n]in the Upanishads.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]However, a normal human wouldn't be[n]able to mimic their skills.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The tapasvins have surpassed the[n]limitations of humanity.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Do you think you could fast and[n]pray for months at a time, without[n]eating or sleeping?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You'd die before attaining any powers![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]So, it's understandable that the Buddha[n]rejected such extreme asceticism.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Of course, the Upanishads aren't[n]all about such wild practices.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They contain very practical methods,[n]too. Yoga, for instance, was also[n]introduced in these scriptures.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all listening? No out-of-body[n]projections, now! Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Perhaps a test is in order, to see[n]if you were listening...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and I'll pile on some[n]extra bad karma. Om vajra-ratna Om...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who should I call on? How about you,[n][f 0 11]? I ask thee...[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_146
What is the ancient Indian magical text
I mentioned today?
I mentioned today?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]What is the ancient Indian magical text[n]I mentioned today?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL147
- "The Upanishads."
- "The Mahabharata."
- "The Ramayana."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"The Upanishads."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Mahabharata."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Ramayana."[e]
Response to selection: "The Upanishads."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_148
Correct! Remember to live an honest life.
Moving forward... Yoga is full of
variations.
Some asanas are for health, while
others are for prayer and worship.
One important system is Hatha yoga,
the type of yoga people are most
familiar with today.
In this yoga, one cultivates a healthy body
to attain purity of mind...
Moving forward... Yoga is full of
variations.
Some asanas are for health, while
others are for prayer and worship.
One important system is Hatha yoga,
the type of yoga people are most
familiar with today.
In this yoga, one cultivates a healthy body
to attain purity of mind...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Correct! Remember to live an honest life.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Moving forward... Yoga is full of[n]variations.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some asanas are for health, while[n]others are for prayer and worship.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]One important system is Hatha yoga,[n]the type of yoga people are most[n]familiar with today.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In this yoga, one cultivates a healthy body[n]to attain purity of mind...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Mahabharata."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_149
Wrong! You get a year's worth of
the Principal's karma!
Moving forward... Yoga is full of
variations.
Some asanas are for health, while
others are for prayer and worship.
One important system is Hatha yoga,
the type of yoga people are most
familiar with today.
In this yoga, one cultivates a healthy body
to attain purity of mind...
the Principal's karma!
Moving forward... Yoga is full of
variations.
Some asanas are for health, while
others are for prayer and worship.
One important system is Hatha yoga,
the type of yoga people are most
familiar with today.
In this yoga, one cultivates a healthy body
to attain purity of mind...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong! You get a year's worth of[n]the Principal's karma![n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Moving forward... Yoga is full of[n]variations.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some asanas are for health, while[n]others are for prayer and worship.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]One important system is Hatha yoga,[n]the type of yoga people are most[n]familiar with today.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In this yoga, one cultivates a healthy body[n]to attain purity of mind...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Ramayana."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_150
Right, let's begin. Tohokami emitama...
Today, we'll finally talk about magic
right here in Japan.
Though I'm sure you think you're
familiar with it already, you
probably aren't.
The view that magic is a dubious
subculture is becoming more common...
But what is swept into the corners
of society today was once central
to Japan.
It could even be said that magic
was invented in Japan.
After all, Himiko of Yama-taikoku
was a shaman.
She reportedly used magic called
"Kido" to control the country.
Sadly, we have no way of knowing
what kind of sorcery that was...
The same is true for Prince Shotoku, who
established a centralized government.
He practiced Onmyodo, so in a sense,
he was also a shaman.
With origins like this, magic was
naturally woven into the very fabric
of Japan.
In the Heian period, for example...
The Bureau of Onmyo was established,
for Onmyouji to expel evil spirits
and give spiritual advice.
You may be familiar with that from
the legend of Abe no Seimei.
Even in the age of the samurai,
magicians played their part.
Many generals who studied divination
and military tactics could be considered
magicians.
Are you all listening? Don't become
mesmerized, now... Eeeheehee.
I'll test you to see how closely
you've been paying attention.
Get it wrong, and you'll hear more
taboo phrases. Tohokami emitama...
Who to call on... Ah, .
I ask thee...
Today, we'll finally talk about magic
right here in Japan.
Though I'm sure you think you're
familiar with it already, you
probably aren't.
The view that magic is a dubious
subculture is becoming more common...
But what is swept into the corners
of society today was once central
to Japan.
It could even be said that magic
was invented in Japan.
After all, Himiko of Yama-taikoku
was a shaman.
She reportedly used magic called
"Kido" to control the country.
Sadly, we have no way of knowing
what kind of sorcery that was...
The same is true for Prince Shotoku, who
established a centralized government.
He practiced Onmyodo, so in a sense,
he was also a shaman.
With origins like this, magic was
naturally woven into the very fabric
of Japan.
In the Heian period, for example...
The Bureau of Onmyo was established,
for Onmyouji to expel evil spirits
and give spiritual advice.
You may be familiar with that from
the legend of Abe no Seimei.
Even in the age of the samurai,
magicians played their part.
Many generals who studied divination
and military tactics could be considered
magicians.
Are you all listening? Don't become
mesmerized, now... Eeeheehee.
I'll test you to see how closely
you've been paying attention.
Get it wrong, and you'll hear more
taboo phrases. Tohokami emitama...
Who to call on... Ah, .
I ask thee...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Right, let's begin. Tohokami emitama...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Today, we'll finally talk about magic[n]right here in Japan.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Though I'm sure you think you're[n]familiar with it already, you[n]probably aren't.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The view that magic is a dubious[n]subculture is becoming more common...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But what is swept into the corners[n]of society today was once central[n]to Japan.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It could even be said that magic[n]was invented in Japan.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]After all, Himiko of Yama-taikoku[n]was a shaman.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]She reportedly used magic called[n]"Kido" to control the country.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Sadly, we have no way of knowing[n]what kind of sorcery that was...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The same is true for Prince Shotoku, who[n]established a centralized government.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]He practiced Onmyodo, so in a sense,[n]he was also a shaman.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]With origins like this, magic was[n]naturally woven into the very fabric[n]of Japan.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In the Heian period, for example...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Bureau of Onmyo was established,[n]for Onmyouji to expel evil spirits[n]and give spiritual advice.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You may be familiar with that from[n]the legend of Abe no Seimei.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Even in the age of the samurai,[n]magicians played their part.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Many generals who studied divination[n]and military tactics could be considered[n]magicians.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Are you all listening? Don't become[n]mesmerized, now... Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll test you to see how closely[n]you've been paying attention.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and you'll hear more[n]taboo phrases. Tohokami emitama...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who to call on... Ah, [f 0 11].[n]I ask thee...[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_151
What sorcery was Himiko said to
have used?
have used?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]What sorcery was Himiko said to[n]have used?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL152
- "Onmyodo."
- "Kido."
- "Jukindo."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Onmyodo."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Kido."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Jukindo."[e]
Response to selection: "Onmyodo."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_153
Very good. Thank your kotodama
for that one.
The trend of tying magic to the people
continued to the Edo period, but...
The new government formed during
the Meiji Reformation stamped it out.
Tsuchimikado Shinto, which had been
revived during the Edo period, faded
away...
for that one.
The trend of tying magic to the people
continued to the Edo period, but...
The new government formed during
the Meiji Reformation stamped it out.
Tsuchimikado Shinto, which had been
revived during the Edo period, faded
away...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Very good. Thank your kotodama[n]for that one.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The trend of tying magic to the people[n]continued to the Edo period, but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The new government formed during[n]the Meiji Reformation stamped it out.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Tsuchimikado Shinto, which had been[n]revived during the Edo period, faded[n]away...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Kido."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_154
Wrong! From today on, the word
"petite" will be taboo.
The trend of tying magic to the people
continued to the Edo period, but...
The new government formed during
the Meiji Reformation stamped it out.
Tsuchimikado Shinto, which had been
revived during the Edo period, faded
away...
"petite" will be taboo.
The trend of tying magic to the people
continued to the Edo period, but...
The new government formed during
the Meiji Reformation stamped it out.
Tsuchimikado Shinto, which had been
revived during the Edo period, faded
away...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong! From today on, the word[n]"petite" will be taboo.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The trend of tying magic to the people[n]continued to the Edo period, but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The new government formed during[n]the Meiji Reformation stamped it out.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Tsuchimikado Shinto, which had been[n]revived during the Edo period, faded[n]away...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Jukindo."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_155
Let's get started. Xilka, Xilka,
Besa, Besa...
Lately, there's been a lot going on
in the world...
But, you shouldn't let it get to you.
Common people are too susceptible to
occult knowledge.
The worst thing a magician can do
is lose control.
Always do what must be done,
and you'll be fine.
Anyway... Today's lecture is on
the magic of Greece.
Greece is known as the birthplace of
Western philosophy and rationality,
but...
The art of curses advanced right
alongside them.
Philosophers such as Socrates, Thales,
and Plato were Greek, but...
It was also the home to legendary
enchantresses.
For example, there was Medea, the
passionate sorceress of Colchis.
She was a witch who didn't hesitate
to kill her brother, or even her own
children.
Then there was Circe, daughter of
Helios, who was an expert in both
poison and medicine.
Without Hermes' help, the legendary
Odysseus would have been changed
into a pig.
...These may have only been myths,
but reading between the lines, you can
see Greek's views on magic.
Greek magic began to take shape
around the 8th century B.C.
It was around the same time that
the poleis, or city-states, were
developing.
Like many ancient civilizations,
they worshipped protector gods.
There were temples that priestesses
tended; these women would double
as oracles.
Gradually, however, these ceremonies
were performed in secret rather than
in public.
The reason for this was the people's
desire to monopolize the power of
the gods.
They copied the barbaric practices
of legend: sacrifices, drinking,
orgiastic festivals...
Dangerous acts such as these became
widespread.
Apollo, Dionysus, Orpheus...
These were the gods they invoked
when performing the rituals.
...Are you all listening? Don't cross
the river Styx, now... Eeeheehee.
I'll test to see if you were listening or not.
Get it wrong, and your aura will shift...
Xilka, Xilka, Besa, Besa...
Now, who should I pick? I choose thee...
!
Besa, Besa...
Lately, there's been a lot going on
in the world...
But, you shouldn't let it get to you.
Common people are too susceptible to
occult knowledge.
The worst thing a magician can do
is lose control.
Always do what must be done,
and you'll be fine.
Anyway... Today's lecture is on
the magic of Greece.
Greece is known as the birthplace of
Western philosophy and rationality,
but...
The art of curses advanced right
alongside them.
Philosophers such as Socrates, Thales,
and Plato were Greek, but...
It was also the home to legendary
enchantresses.
For example, there was Medea, the
passionate sorceress of Colchis.
She was a witch who didn't hesitate
to kill her brother, or even her own
children.
Then there was Circe, daughter of
Helios, who was an expert in both
poison and medicine.
Without Hermes' help, the legendary
Odysseus would have been changed
into a pig.
...These may have only been myths,
but reading between the lines, you can
see Greek's views on magic.
Greek magic began to take shape
around the 8th century B.C.
It was around the same time that
the poleis, or city-states, were
developing.
Like many ancient civilizations,
they worshipped protector gods.
There were temples that priestesses
tended; these women would double
as oracles.
Gradually, however, these ceremonies
were performed in secret rather than
in public.
The reason for this was the people's
desire to monopolize the power of
the gods.
They copied the barbaric practices
of legend: sacrifices, drinking,
orgiastic festivals...
Dangerous acts such as these became
widespread.
Apollo, Dionysus, Orpheus...
These were the gods they invoked
when performing the rituals.
...Are you all listening? Don't cross
the river Styx, now... Eeeheehee.
I'll test to see if you were listening or not.
Get it wrong, and your aura will shift...
Xilka, Xilka, Besa, Besa...
Now, who should I pick? I choose thee...
!
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Let's get started. Xilka, Xilka,[n]Besa, Besa...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Lately, there's been a lot going on[n]in the world...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But, you shouldn't let it get to you.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Common people are too susceptible to[n]occult knowledge.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The worst thing a magician can do[n]is lose control.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Always do what must be done,[n]and you'll be fine.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Anyway... Today's lecture is on[n]the magic of Greece.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Greece is known as the birthplace of[n]Western philosophy and rationality,[n]but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The art of curses advanced right[n]alongside them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Philosophers such as Socrates, Thales,[n]and Plato were Greek, but...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was also the home to legendary[n]enchantresses.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]For example, there was Medea, the[n]passionate sorceress of Colchis.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]She was a witch who didn't hesitate[n]to kill her brother, or even her own[n]children.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Then there was Circe, daughter of[n]Helios, who was an expert in both[n]poison and medicine.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Without Hermes' help, the legendary[n]Odysseus would have been changed[n]into a pig.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...These may have only been myths,[n]but reading between the lines, you can[n]see Greek's views on magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Greek magic began to take shape[n]around the 8th century B.C.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was around the same time that[n]the poleis, or city-states, were[n]developing.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Like many ancient civilizations,[n]they worshipped protector gods.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]There were temples that priestesses[n]tended; these women would double[n]as oracles.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Gradually, however, these ceremonies[n]were performed in secret rather than[n]in public.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The reason for this was the people's[n]desire to monopolize the power of[n]the gods.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They copied the barbaric practices[n]of legend: sacrifices, drinking,[n]orgiastic festivals...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Dangerous acts such as these became[n]widespread.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Apollo, Dionysus, Orpheus...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]These were the gods they invoked[n]when performing the rituals.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all listening? Don't cross[n]the river Styx, now... Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll test to see if you were listening or not.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and your aura will shift...[n]Xilka, Xilka, Besa, Besa...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, who should I pick? I choose thee...[n][f 0 11]![n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_156
I mentioned two Greek sorceresses.
One was Medea; who was the other?
One was Medea; who was the other?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]I mentioned two Greek sorceresses.[n]One was Medea; who was the other?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL157
- "Polis."
- "Circe."
- "Hecate."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Polis."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Circe."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Hecate."[e]
Response to selection: "Polis."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_158
Very good! Your aura is as clear
as a mountain spring.
It was secrecy like that which turned
priestesses into sorceresses.
Teachings originally meant to bring
salvation to the body and soul fell into
mere drunken orgies...
...luring people to the hideous path
of immorality.
Necrophilia, using babies for
potion ingredients...
This is where the abominable
"black arts" began...
as a mountain spring.
It was secrecy like that which turned
priestesses into sorceresses.
Teachings originally meant to bring
salvation to the body and soul fell into
mere drunken orgies...
...luring people to the hideous path
of immorality.
Necrophilia, using babies for
potion ingredients...
This is where the abominable
"black arts" began...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Very good! Your aura is as clear[n]as a mountain spring.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was secrecy like that which turned[n]priestesses into sorceresses.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Teachings originally meant to bring[n]salvation to the body and soul fell into[n]mere drunken orgies...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...luring people to the hideous path[n]of immorality.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Necrophilia, using babies for[n]potion ingredients...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This is where the abominable[n]"black arts" began...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Circe."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_159
Wrong! Your aura is now as cloudy
as chocolate mints.
It was secrecy like that which turned
priestesses into sorceresses.
Teachings originally meant to bring
salvation to the body and soul fell into
mere drunken orgies...
...luring people to the hideous path
of immorality.
Necrophilia, using babies for
potion ingredients...
This is where the abominable
"black arts" began...
as chocolate mints.
It was secrecy like that which turned
priestesses into sorceresses.
Teachings originally meant to bring
salvation to the body and soul fell into
mere drunken orgies...
...luring people to the hideous path
of immorality.
Necrophilia, using babies for
potion ingredients...
This is where the abominable
"black arts" began...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong! Your aura is now as cloudy[n]as chocolate mints.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It was secrecy like that which turned[n]priestesses into sorceresses.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Teachings originally meant to bring[n]salvation to the body and soul fell into[n]mere drunken orgies...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...luring people to the hideous path[n]of immorality.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Necrophilia, using babies for[n]potion ingredients...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This is where the abominable[n]"black arts" began...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Hecate."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_160
Please sit down so we can begin
today's lecture. Ada Ada Io Ada Dia...
Mrs. Terauchi was supposed to teach
today, but she's had an emergency.
I'll be your instructor instead.
Today, we'll learn about natural
magic.
It's similar to paganism, which we
discussed before.
Natural magic is, obviously enough,
magic that draws its power from
nature.
The most popular form is probably
herbalism.
Calendar-based spells are also a form
of natural magic, since they involve
the seasons.
Some of you may be familiar with
dowsing, which uses a pendulum or
cane to find things underground.
This, too, is a form of natural magic.
It was first used to detect sources
of water.
That should be enough examples,
I think. Let's move on to the basic
mindset of natural magic.
You must first recognize yourself
as a part of nature, and accept its
power.
In other words, think of human
existence as a microcosm of a vast
cosmology.
This mindset is based on the idea of
the four classical elements.
Ancient magicians thought that different
objects which shared a common element
would react to one another.
They did experiment after experiment,
trying to prove their hypotheses
about nature.
...Are you all listening? I certainly
hope so... Eeeheehee.
I'll give you a little test to make
sure.
You'll receive an ill omen if you get
it wrong. Ada Ada Io Ada Dia...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
today's lecture. Ada Ada Io Ada Dia...
Mrs. Terauchi was supposed to teach
today, but she's had an emergency.
I'll be your instructor instead.
Today, we'll learn about natural
magic.
It's similar to paganism, which we
discussed before.
Natural magic is, obviously enough,
magic that draws its power from
nature.
The most popular form is probably
herbalism.
Calendar-based spells are also a form
of natural magic, since they involve
the seasons.
Some of you may be familiar with
dowsing, which uses a pendulum or
cane to find things underground.
This, too, is a form of natural magic.
It was first used to detect sources
of water.
That should be enough examples,
I think. Let's move on to the basic
mindset of natural magic.
You must first recognize yourself
as a part of nature, and accept its
power.
In other words, think of human
existence as a microcosm of a vast
cosmology.
This mindset is based on the idea of
the four classical elements.
Ancient magicians thought that different
objects which shared a common element
would react to one another.
They did experiment after experiment,
trying to prove their hypotheses
about nature.
...Are you all listening? I certainly
hope so... Eeeheehee.
I'll give you a little test to make
sure.
You'll receive an ill omen if you get
it wrong. Ada Ada Io Ada Dia...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Please sit down so we can begin[n]today's lecture. Ada Ada Io Ada Dia...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Mrs. Terauchi was supposed to teach[n]today, but she's had an emergency.[n]I'll be your instructor instead.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Today, we'll learn about natural[n]magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's similar to paganism, which we[n]discussed before.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Natural magic is, obviously enough,[n]magic that draws its power from[n]nature.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The most popular form is probably[n]herbalism.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Calendar-based spells are also a form[n]of natural magic, since they involve[n]the seasons.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Some of you may be familiar with[n]dowsing, which uses a pendulum or[n]cane to find things underground.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This, too, is a form of natural magic.[n]It was first used to detect sources[n]of water.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]That should be enough examples,[n]I think. Let's move on to the basic[n]mindset of natural magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You must first recognize yourself[n]as a part of nature, and accept its[n]power.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]In other words, think of human[n]existence as a microcosm of a vast[n]cosmology.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This mindset is based on the idea of[n]the four classical elements.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Ancient magicians thought that different[n]objects which shared a common element[n]would react to one another.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They did experiment after experiment,[n]trying to prove their hypotheses[n]about nature.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]...Are you all listening? I certainly[n]hope so... Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll give you a little test to make[n]sure.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You'll receive an ill omen if you get[n]it wrong. Ada Ada Io Ada Dia...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who should I pick...? All right,[n][f 0 11], I ask thee.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_161
Which form of natural magic was used
to look for water sources?
to look for water sources?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Which form of natural magic was used[n]to look for water sources?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL162
- "Dowsing."
- "Healing."
- "Channeling."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Dowsing."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Healing."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Channeling."[e]
Response to selection: "Dowsing."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_163
Excellent work... your answer rings
true. No news is good news.
But back to the main subject...
Prayer is a part of natural magic.
A characteristic of the prayers in
natural magic is that many of them
praise the earth goddess.
This ties into the concept of natural
magic as a way of invoking nature's
blessing.
As time passed, natural magic
developed into natural science...
But in the transition to natural
science, a key element was lost.
That's the problem of "time."
Natural magic forbade the use of
performing spells that went against
the normal flow of time.
Its practitioners believed that magic
should not defy nature, and to this
day take care to follow natural laws.
true. No news is good news.
But back to the main subject...
Prayer is a part of natural magic.
A characteristic of the prayers in
natural magic is that many of them
praise the earth goddess.
This ties into the concept of natural
magic as a way of invoking nature's
blessing.
As time passed, natural magic
developed into natural science...
But in the transition to natural
science, a key element was lost.
That's the problem of "time."
Natural magic forbade the use of
performing spells that went against
the normal flow of time.
Its practitioners believed that magic
should not defy nature, and to this
day take care to follow natural laws.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Excellent work... your answer rings[n]true. No news is good news.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]But back to the main subject...[n]Prayer is a part of natural magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A characteristic of the prayers in[n]natural magic is that many of them[n]praise the earth goddess.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This ties into the concept of natural[n]magic as a way of invoking nature's[n]blessing.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As time passed, natural magic[n]developed into natural science...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But in the transition to natural[n]science, a key element was lost.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]That's the problem of "time."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Natural magic forbade the use of[n]performing spells that went against[n]the normal flow of time.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Its practitioners believed that magic[n]should not defy nature, and to this[n]day take care to follow natural laws.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Healing."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_164
I'm afraid not. Watch for the letter
that arrives at midnight...
But back to the main subject...
Prayer is a part of natural magic.
A characteristic of the prayers in
natural magic is that many of them
praise the earth goddess.
This ties into the concept of natural
magic as a way of invoking nature's
blessing.
As time passed, natural magic
developed into natural science...
But in the transition to natural
science, a key element was lost.
That's the problem of "time."
Natural magic forbade the use of
performing spells that went against
the normal flow of time.
Its practitioners believed that magic
should not defy nature, and to this
day take care to follow natural laws.
that arrives at midnight...
But back to the main subject...
Prayer is a part of natural magic.
A characteristic of the prayers in
natural magic is that many of them
praise the earth goddess.
This ties into the concept of natural
magic as a way of invoking nature's
blessing.
As time passed, natural magic
developed into natural science...
But in the transition to natural
science, a key element was lost.
That's the problem of "time."
Natural magic forbade the use of
performing spells that went against
the normal flow of time.
Its practitioners believed that magic
should not defy nature, and to this
day take care to follow natural laws.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]I'm afraid not. Watch for the letter[n]that arrives at midnight...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]But back to the main subject...[n]Prayer is a part of natural magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A characteristic of the prayers in[n]natural magic is that many of them[n]praise the earth goddess.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This ties into the concept of natural[n]magic as a way of invoking nature's[n]blessing.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As time passed, natural magic[n]developed into natural science...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But in the transition to natural[n]science, a key element was lost.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]That's the problem of "time."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Natural magic forbade the use of[n]performing spells that went against[n]the normal flow of time.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Its practitioners believed that magic[n]should not defy nature, and to this[n]day take care to follow natural laws.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Channeling."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_165
Take your seats, class, and we'll
begin. Hi fu mi yo i mu na ya ko to
mo chi ra ro ne...
This is... math class normally, yes?
Ms. Miyahara isn't feeling well,
so I'll be filling in for her.
Since you came here expecting a math
lesson, I'll talk about numerology.
Numerology is a type of magic which
sees the world through a system of
numbers.
Essentially, its practitioners
convert matter into numbers.
Numbers have power, and numerologists
take advantage of that.
It's said that the first numerologist
was Pythagoras.
You may know him from the Pythagorean
Theorem, but he's also famous for
practicing magic.
He and his pupils researched what
they called Pythagoreanism.
They realized that everything that
exists in this world corresponds to
a number.
They considered odd numbers masculine,
and even numbers feminine.
They also verified the existence of
holy and unholy numbers.
The Pythagoreans focused on the numbers
1, 2, 3, and 4, because they add up to
10, which represents completeness.
They considered these four numbers
to be the holy numbers, the most
important of all.
They're called the Tetractys.
Others later developed on the
foundation laid by the Pythagoreans.
More recently, there's been work done
on the relationship between numbers
and names.
Let's look at this a little closer.
I'll show you a method by which you
can interpret your own name's meaning.
Be sure to include your middle name,
too.
Now, convert each letter into a number.
1 for A, 2 for B, and so on. Add the
numbers for each letter in your name.
If a letter has a two-digit number,
like 14 for N, add the two digits
together to make a single digit.
By the end, you should have a number
between 1 and 9.
This number represents an individual's
overall personality.
Based on that number's properties,
you can derive the person's general
characteristics.
...Are you all listening? I hope
this talk of numbers hasn't put you
to sleep... Eeeheehee.
How about a little test to see if
you were paying attention?
Get it wrong, and numbers will haunt
you even in your sleep... Hi fu mi yo
i mu na ya ko to mo chi ra ro ne...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
begin. Hi fu mi yo i mu na ya ko to
mo chi ra ro ne...
This is... math class normally, yes?
Ms. Miyahara isn't feeling well,
so I'll be filling in for her.
Since you came here expecting a math
lesson, I'll talk about numerology.
Numerology is a type of magic which
sees the world through a system of
numbers.
Essentially, its practitioners
convert matter into numbers.
Numbers have power, and numerologists
take advantage of that.
It's said that the first numerologist
was Pythagoras.
You may know him from the Pythagorean
Theorem, but he's also famous for
practicing magic.
He and his pupils researched what
they called Pythagoreanism.
They realized that everything that
exists in this world corresponds to
a number.
They considered odd numbers masculine,
and even numbers feminine.
They also verified the existence of
holy and unholy numbers.
The Pythagoreans focused on the numbers
1, 2, 3, and 4, because they add up to
10, which represents completeness.
They considered these four numbers
to be the holy numbers, the most
important of all.
They're called the Tetractys.
Others later developed on the
foundation laid by the Pythagoreans.
More recently, there's been work done
on the relationship between numbers
and names.
Let's look at this a little closer.
I'll show you a method by which you
can interpret your own name's meaning.
Be sure to include your middle name,
too.
Now, convert each letter into a number.
1 for A, 2 for B, and so on. Add the
numbers for each letter in your name.
If a letter has a two-digit number,
like 14 for N, add the two digits
together to make a single digit.
By the end, you should have a number
between 1 and 9.
This number represents an individual's
overall personality.
Based on that number's properties,
you can derive the person's general
characteristics.
...Are you all listening? I hope
this talk of numbers hasn't put you
to sleep... Eeeheehee.
How about a little test to see if
you were paying attention?
Get it wrong, and numbers will haunt
you even in your sleep... Hi fu mi yo
i mu na ya ko to mo chi ra ro ne...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Take your seats, class, and we'll[n]begin. Hi fu mi yo i mu na ya ko to[n]mo chi ra ro ne...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]This is... math class normally, yes?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Ms. Miyahara isn't feeling well,[n]so I'll be filling in for her.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Since you came here expecting a math[n]lesson, I'll talk about numerology.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Numerology is a type of magic which[n]sees the world through a system of[n]numbers.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Essentially, its practitioners[n]convert matter into numbers.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Numbers have power, and numerologists[n]take advantage of that.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]It's said that the first numerologist[n]was Pythagoras.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]You may know him from the Pythagorean[n]Theorem, but he's also famous for[n]practicing magic.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]He and his pupils researched what[n]they called Pythagoreanism.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]They realized that everything that[n]exists in this world corresponds to[n]a number.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They considered odd numbers masculine,[n]and even numbers feminine.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They also verified the existence of[n]holy and unholy numbers.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]The Pythagoreans focused on the numbers[n]1, 2, 3, and 4, because they add up to[n]10, which represents completeness.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]They considered these four numbers[n]to be the holy numbers, the most[n]important of all.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]They're called the Tetractys.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Others later developed on the[n]foundation laid by the Pythagoreans.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]More recently, there's been work done[n]on the relationship between numbers[n]and names.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Let's look at this a little closer.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'll show you a method by which you[n]can interpret your own name's meaning.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Be sure to include your middle name,[n]too.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Now, convert each letter into a number.[n]1 for A, 2 for B, and so on. Add the[n]numbers for each letter in your name.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]If a letter has a two-digit number,[n]like 14 for N, add the two digits[n]together to make a single digit.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]By the end, you should have a number[n]between 1 and 9.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]This number represents an individual's[n]overall personality.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Based on that number's properties,[n]you can derive the person's general[n]characteristics.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Are you all listening? I hope[n]this talk of numbers hasn't put you[n]to sleep... Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]How about a little test to see if[n]you were paying attention?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and numbers will haunt[n]you even in your sleep... Hi fu mi yo[n]i mu na ya ko to mo chi ra ro ne...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who should I pick...? All right,[n][f 0 11], I ask thee.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_166
What is the collective name for the
four holy numbers in numerology?
four holy numbers in numerology?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]What is the collective name for the[n]four holy numbers in numerology?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL167
- "The Tetrodotoxin."
- "The Tetrakarn."
- "The Tetractys."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Tetrodotoxin."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"The Tetrakarn."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"The Tetractys."[e]
Response to selection: "The Tetrodotoxin."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_168
That's correct. The actuarial tables
predict a happy future for you...
A few more words on numerology and
names before we dismiss...
Numerology can also be used to discern
your inner self, public persona, your
future, and so on.
Convert the vowels in your name into
numbers and add them up. That reveals
your inner self.
Then take the consonants and do the
same to get the persona you display
in public.
Using the same method with your birth
date will calculate your future.
Be sure to use Christian Era dates in
this calculation.
It's also possible to assess your
compatibility with another person
using numerology.
By adding the digits of your birth
date to the other's, you can...
predict a happy future for you...
A few more words on numerology and
names before we dismiss...
Numerology can also be used to discern
your inner self, public persona, your
future, and so on.
Convert the vowels in your name into
numbers and add them up. That reveals
your inner self.
Then take the consonants and do the
same to get the persona you display
in public.
Using the same method with your birth
date will calculate your future.
Be sure to use Christian Era dates in
this calculation.
It's also possible to assess your
compatibility with another person
using numerology.
By adding the digits of your birth
date to the other's, you can...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]That's correct. The actuarial tables[n]predict a happy future for you...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A few more words on numerology and[n]names before we dismiss...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Numerology can also be used to discern[n]your inner self, public persona, your[n]future, and so on.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Convert the vowels in your name into[n]numbers and add them up. That reveals[n]your inner self.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Then take the consonants and do the[n]same to get the persona you display[n]in public.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Using the same method with your birth[n]date will calculate your future.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Be sure to use Christian Era dates in[n]this calculation.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's also possible to assess your[n]compatibility with another person[n]using numerology.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]By adding the digits of your birth[n]date to the other's, you can...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Tetrakarn."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_169
Alas, no. Now your sales tax at the
student bookstore will increase by 25%.
A few more words on numerology and
names before we dismiss...
Numerology can also be used to discern
your inner self, public persona, your
future, and so on.
Convert the vowels in your name into
numbers and add them up. That reveals
your inner self.
Then take the consonants and do the
same to get the persona you display
in public.
Using the same method with your birth
date will calculate your future.
Be sure to use Christian Era dates in
this calculation.
It's also possible to assess your
compatibility with another person
using numerology.
By adding the digits of your birth
date to the other's, you can...
student bookstore will increase by 25%.
A few more words on numerology and
names before we dismiss...
Numerology can also be used to discern
your inner self, public persona, your
future, and so on.
Convert the vowels in your name into
numbers and add them up. That reveals
your inner self.
Then take the consonants and do the
same to get the persona you display
in public.
Using the same method with your birth
date will calculate your future.
Be sure to use Christian Era dates in
this calculation.
It's also possible to assess your
compatibility with another person
using numerology.
By adding the digits of your birth
date to the other's, you can...
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Alas, no. Now your sales tax at the[n]student bookstore will increase by 25%.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A few more words on numerology and[n]names before we dismiss...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Numerology can also be used to discern[n]your inner self, public persona, your[n]future, and so on.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Convert the vowels in your name into[n]numbers and add them up. That reveals[n]your inner self.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Then take the consonants and do the[n]same to get the persona you display[n]in public.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Using the same method with your birth[n]date will calculate your future.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Be sure to use Christian Era dates in[n]this calculation.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]It's also possible to assess your[n]compatibility with another person[n]using numerology.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]By adding the digits of your birth[n]date to the other's, you can...[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "The Tetractys."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_170
It's chilly today... Aieth Gadol
Leolam Adonai...
Ms. Ounishi left early, so I'll be
teaching today in her place.
I think today we'll learn about
near-death experiences.
...There's no real reason for it.
They've just been on my mind.
Now, a near-death experience is
defined as something an individual
experiences just before death.
Is it true insight into the afterlife?
Or simply a trick of the brain?
Opinions vary, but it is true that
near-death experiences have been a
hotly debated topic for some time.
There are a few surviving records of
ancient near-death experiences.
According to the writings of Plato,
a resuscitated soldier experienced
the afterlife as a spirit.
A similar incident was reported in
Japan by ethnologist Kunio Yanagita
in the Tono Monogatari.
Psychologist Carl Jung wrote that in
his own near-death experience, he saw
a vision of the earth from afar.
I'm sure you've heard your own stories,
from famous or infamous individuals.
I have a few first-hand reports with
me today... Let me read you some of
them.
"I felt as if my soul was detached
from my body." "I met a friend who
had already passed away."
"I saw my whole life flashing before
my eyes..."
"I saw the most brilliant light."
"I was bathed in light."
"I experienced complete and total
happiness." This is called euphoria.
These kinds of reports are typical.
Some have attempted to make direct
recordings of near-death experiences.
Researcher Kenneth Ring has tried to
quantify near-death experiences with
a Weighted Core Experience Index.
Modern efforts have led to a new
theory of near-death experiences,
which goes like so...
If an individual who is dying denies
that fact...
He eventually realizes that death is
a reality that he must accept, and
becomes angry.
As a result, he'll try to do anything
he can to extend his life.
But the futility of this leads to
depression.
In the end, he accepts his fate.
Although we may initially deny death,
we'll accept it in the end. That's
just how we humans are.
...Is everyone listening? It's not
every day you'll hear a lesson like
this... Eeeheehee.
How about a little test, to prove
you were listening...
Get it wrong, and memories of your
life at school will disappear...
Athah gabor leolam adnai...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
Leolam Adonai...
Ms. Ounishi left early, so I'll be
teaching today in her place.
I think today we'll learn about
near-death experiences.
...There's no real reason for it.
They've just been on my mind.
Now, a near-death experience is
defined as something an individual
experiences just before death.
Is it true insight into the afterlife?
Or simply a trick of the brain?
Opinions vary, but it is true that
near-death experiences have been a
hotly debated topic for some time.
There are a few surviving records of
ancient near-death experiences.
According to the writings of Plato,
a resuscitated soldier experienced
the afterlife as a spirit.
A similar incident was reported in
Japan by ethnologist Kunio Yanagita
in the Tono Monogatari.
Psychologist Carl Jung wrote that in
his own near-death experience, he saw
a vision of the earth from afar.
I'm sure you've heard your own stories,
from famous or infamous individuals.
I have a few first-hand reports with
me today... Let me read you some of
them.
"I felt as if my soul was detached
from my body." "I met a friend who
had already passed away."
"I saw my whole life flashing before
my eyes..."
"I saw the most brilliant light."
"I was bathed in light."
"I experienced complete and total
happiness." This is called euphoria.
These kinds of reports are typical.
Some have attempted to make direct
recordings of near-death experiences.
Researcher Kenneth Ring has tried to
quantify near-death experiences with
a Weighted Core Experience Index.
Modern efforts have led to a new
theory of near-death experiences,
which goes like so...
If an individual who is dying denies
that fact...
He eventually realizes that death is
a reality that he must accept, and
becomes angry.
As a result, he'll try to do anything
he can to extend his life.
But the futility of this leads to
depression.
In the end, he accepts his fate.
Although we may initially deny death,
we'll accept it in the end. That's
just how we humans are.
...Is everyone listening? It's not
every day you'll hear a lesson like
this... Eeeheehee.
How about a little test, to prove
you were listening...
Get it wrong, and memories of your
life at school will disappear...
Athah gabor leolam adnai...
Who should I pick...? All right,
, I ask thee.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]It's chilly today... Aieth Gadol[n]Leolam Adonai...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Ms. Ounishi left early, so I'll be[n]teaching today in her place.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I think today we'll learn about[n]near-death experiences.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...There's no real reason for it.[n]They've just been on my mind.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Now, a near-death experience is[n]defined as something an individual[n]experiences just before death.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Is it true insight into the afterlife?[n]Or simply a trick of the brain?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Opinions vary, but it is true that[n]near-death experiences have been a[n]hotly debated topic for some time.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]There are a few surviving records of[n]ancient near-death experiences.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]According to the writings of Plato,[n]a resuscitated soldier experienced[n]the afterlife as a spirit.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]A similar incident was reported in[n]Japan by ethnologist Kunio Yanagita[n]in the Tono Monogatari.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Psychologist Carl Jung wrote that in[n]his own near-death experience, he saw[n]a vision of the earth from afar.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I'm sure you've heard your own stories,[n]from famous or infamous individuals.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]I have a few first-hand reports with[n]me today... Let me read you some of[n]them.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]"I felt as if my soul was detached[n]from my body." "I met a friend who[n]had already passed away."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I saw my whole life flashing before[n]my eyes..."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I saw the most brilliant light."[n]"I was bathed in light."[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"I experienced complete and total[n]happiness." This is called euphoria.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]These kinds of reports are typical.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Some have attempted to make direct[n]recordings of near-death experiences.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Researcher Kenneth Ring has tried to[n]quantify near-death experiences with[n]a Weighted Core Experience Index.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Modern efforts have led to a new[n]theory of near-death experiences,[n]which goes like so...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]If an individual who is dying denies[n]that fact...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]He eventually realizes that death is[n]a reality that he must accept, and[n]becomes angry.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]As a result, he'll try to do anything[n]he can to extend his life.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But the futility of this leads to[n]depression.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]In the end, he accepts his fate.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 1 28 900 3 10 0 10]Although we may initially deny death,[n]we'll accept it in the end. That's[n]just how we humans are.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...Is everyone listening? It's not[n]every day you'll hear a lesson like[n]this... Eeeheehee.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]How about a little test, to prove[n]you were listening...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Get it wrong, and memories of your[n]life at school will disappear...[n]Athah gabor leolam adnai...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Who should I pick...? All right,[n][f 0 11], I ask thee.[n][f 0 4][e]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_171
What is the feeling of happiness in
a near-death experience called?
a near-death experience called?
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]What is the feeling of happiness in[n]a near-death experience called?[n][f 0 4][e]
SEL172
- "Euphoria."
- "Utopia."
- "Yugoslavia."
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 2 1 0 1 1552 1]"Euphoria."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Utopia."[e]
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]"Yugoslavia."[e]
Response to selection: "Euphoria."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_173
Good work... That is correct.
You'll have a happy school life.
Some people say a near-death
experience awakens one's higher
consciousness.
Whether or not that's true, there is
an observably lower fear of death in
those who have been through one.
Perhaps this is because near-death
experiences are surprisingly free of
pain and suffering.
But this is not to say I'd want any
of you to seek one out... Use the time
you have here wisely, okay?
...That's all for today. Class is
dismissed.
You'll have a happy school life.
Some people say a near-death
experience awakens one's higher
consciousness.
Whether or not that's true, there is
an observably lower fear of death in
those who have been through one.
Perhaps this is because near-death
experiences are surprisingly free of
pain and suffering.
But this is not to say I'd want any
of you to seek one out... Use the time
you have here wisely, okay?
...That's all for today. Class is
dismissed.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Good work... That is correct.[n]You'll have a happy school life.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some people say a near-death[n]experience awakens one's higher[n]consciousness.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Whether or not that's true, there is[n]an observably lower fear of death in[n]those who have been through one.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Perhaps this is because near-death[n]experiences are surprisingly free of[n]pain and suffering.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But this is not to say I'd want any[n]of you to seek one out... Use the time[n]you have here wisely, okay?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...That's all for today. Class is[n]dismissed.[n][f 0 4][e]
Response to selection: "Utopia."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_174
Wrong. You won't be seeing yourself
in the yearbook...
Some people say a near-death
experience awakens one's higher
consciousness.
Whether or not that's true, there is
an observably lower fear of death in
those who have been through one.
Perhaps this is because near-death
experiences are surprisingly free of
pain and suffering.
But this is not to say I'd want any
of you to seek one out... Use the time
you have here wisely, okay?
...That's all for today. Class is
dismissed.
in the yearbook...
Some people say a near-death
experience awakens one's higher
consciousness.
Whether or not that's true, there is
an observably lower fear of death in
those who have been through one.
Perhaps this is because near-death
experiences are surprisingly free of
pain and suffering.
But this is not to say I'd want any
of you to seek one out... Use the time
you have here wisely, okay?
...That's all for today. Class is
dismissed.
[f 0 8 65278][f 1 31][f 0 31 43 10 1 1]Wrong. You won't be seeing yourself[n]in the yearbook...[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Some people say a near-death[n]experience awakens one's higher[n]consciousness.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Whether or not that's true, there is[n]an observably lower fear of death in[n]those who have been through one.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]Perhaps this is because near-death[n]experiences are surprisingly free of[n]pain and suffering.[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]But this is not to say I'd want any[n]of you to seek one out... Use the time[n]you have here wisely, okay?[n][f 0 4][e][f 0 8 65278][f 1 31]...That's all for today. Class is[n]dismissed.[n][f 0 4][e]